Jeremy Rosenblatt Boeken

Focusing on the rights of the child, this practical book offers expert commentary on international Conventions relevant to various legal issues, such as immigration, intercountry adoption, and armed conflict. It uniquely consolidates these Conventions for use in domestic courts, aiding practitioners in navigating legal complexities. Jeremy Rosenblatt leverages his extensive courtroom experience to illustrate how these international obligations can influence judicial decisions, regardless of their incorporation into domestic law.

Jeremy Rose was educated at the Liverpool College, the London School of Economics, the Asser Institute of International Law, the University of Nice, the General Council of the Bar, the City Literature and the Lincoln Centre for Psychotherapy. Jeremy Rose sat on the Bar Race Relations Committee and the London Lottery Charity Board for five years each. He is the winner of a Guggenheim Travel Scholarship and a Netherlands Cultural Scholarship. He is the author and co-author of four legal books referable to International Child Law and also the author of Rookie the Rucksack, A Dog’s Divorce, A Child’s Voice and Children of Hampstead, published by Austin Macauley. Jeremy Rose is married to Ian Blatchford, the Director of the Science Museum.