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Increasing The Legal Awareness Among Children In Bohemian Region
STANISLAVOVÁ, Lucie
In this thesis I have concentrated on legal consciousness of children but not from their point of view, how it was in most cases of the elaboration of this topic, but from the point of view of people who actually work with children. This regards pedagogues, social workers, further school psychologists and psychologists. The theoretical part of the thesis deals with the right, legal consciousness, further then with the important conception ?child?, namely from the point of view of pedagogy, psychology as well as from the viewpoint of law. The thesis deals with morals itself and also its comparison with law, further with the value system and education, on important documents regarding the rights of children, educational program and its focus on the education of law in elementary and high schools. The important section of the theoretical part are also projects focused on increasing of the legal consciousness executed in the Czech republic as well as in the Southbohemian region. 144 respondents from the Southbohemian region took part in the research, either respondents who work in an elementary or high school, eventually in non-profit organizations which work with children. The difference of the opinions between pedagogues nad other workers was found out by the research. In contrast to other workers, the pedagogues think statistically more often that children have the legal consciousness. A very interesting moment is the age since which children should be acquinted with their rights. Other workers consider the beginning of the school attendance (or even the end of the preschool attendance) as the optimal age for familiarising the children with their rights in contrast to the pedagogues who would shift this limit almost to the second degrese of elementary schools. Next founded and documentary fact was the difference in methods used for familiarising children with their rights. The pedagogues combine discussions and lectures as well as model situations. Other workers prefer only lectures and discussions. They vary also in the evaluation of time dotation devoted to the rights of children during school education. Other workers are much more critical than the pedagogues in this regard. It was proved that the pedagogues more often do not know the organizations which deal with the rights of children whereas other workers do. The whole research is assumed into SWOT analysis which determined children´s interest in their rights and their familiarising with the right already since 1st class as the most strong sides. A weak spot showed to be the lack of time in school education devoted to children´s rights together with obtaining the biggest amount of information in the family. A chance is the realization of more new projects focused on concrete spheres of the rights and also the fact that the legal consciousness should be constantly increased. The risk is insufficient knowledge of rights in the sphere of the protection of personality when easy misuse and also insufficient knowledge of rights threaten. The insufficient knowledge could result in the increase of transgressions even criminality.
Ethical problems of reproductive medicine
STANISLAVOVÁ, Lucie
This thesis is aimed at the ethical aspect of reproductive medicine. I tried to outline particular dilemmas dealt with by individual religions in context with medical knowledge. Elaboration of the religious part was also supported by knowledge of experts in the field. The aim of the thesis was to outline the ethical aspect of reproductive medicine. The research was aimed at showing whether young couples see ethical problems in artificial insemination nowadays and whether the ethical aspect of the issue would discourage them from this step. Quantitative method was used for the research. The method of questioning in the form of non-standardized questionnaire was chosen for the research technique. It was designed for people at productive age (from under 23 years of age through over 41) living in marriages and their partners, who are childless or have just one child. The research has shown that nearly full majority of the pairs agree with homologous insemination; however I was convinced that they might have objections against heterologous variation of artificial insemination. Nevertheless the research as well as the consequent discussion showed that the desire for a child overrides everything else at the moment, including the standpoints of the churches the pairs support and their ethical objections. The research showed the fact that a certain number of couples, if they accepted the heterologous variation of artificial insemination would prefer the donator{\crq}s anonymousness to be eliminated. However there is a question whether the anonymous donators themselves would have the same opinion. I see the contribution of this thesis in showing that desire for a child is so strong that people are ready to put their whole-life religion aside. Another plus in my opinion is at least a basic outline of opinions on the artificial insemination issues and possible objections against its heterologous variant.

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