BASIC CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION AND HUMAN RIGHTSOF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

A CRITICAL REVIEW THAT IS SO NECESSARY IN DIFFICULT TIMES

Abstract

This article aims to update and deepen the debate on the bases for building the maintenance obligation in terms of satisfaction of the rights of children and adolescents in a very complex socioeconomic context in which this issue related to material assistance plays a fundamental role. What are the basic principles on which maintenance due to minors is built in light of contemporary family law? What are the new conflicts, tensions and socio-legal challenges in food matters? What is the role of the State in a public issue, beyond the fact that it is intended to be
limited to a family/private issue? These are some of the central questions that are intended to be
answered in order to achieve a critical and updated study of basic child support obligation.