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Multiculturally conditioned family and childhood

 According to constitutional documents, which are supposed to be the highest legal act in all democratic countries with so-called secularization or separation of church and state, the rule of adjudication only in so-called civil courts according to one or another legal definition of crimes applies. In such countries, church law is supposed to be invalid at the state level over so-called civil society. Church law can only be applied to believers as long as it does not conflict with the constitution and all subordinate legal regulations and also laws. The debate about a law that is only for ordinary people or about a law that allows exceptions or elites who are an exception to the law is supposed to be superfluous. Everyone is supposed to be equal before the law. Even debates about the diversity of crimes were planned as pointless by the International Declaration of Human Rights and/or Freedoms and the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, which are supposed to cause the blurring a...
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Multikulturno pogojena družina in otroška doba

  Po ustavnih listinah, ki naj bi bile najvišji pravni akt v vseh demokratičnih državah s tako imenovano sekularizacija ali ločitev cerkve od države, velja pravilo razsojanja samo na tako imenovanih civilnih sodiščih po takšnih ali drugačnih zakonskih opredelitvah kaznivih dejanj. V takšnih državah naj bi bilo cerkveno pravo neveljavno na državni ravni nad tako imenovano civilno družbo. Cerkveno pravo se lahko uporablja samo za vernike, dokler ni v nasprotju z ustavo in vsemi podrejenimi zakonskimi predpisi in tudi zakoni. Debata o zakonu, ki je samo za navadne ljudi ali pa o zakonu, ki dovoljuje izjeme ali elite, ki so izjema za zakon, naj bi bile odvečne. Pred zakonom naj bi bili vsi enaki. Tudi debate o raznolikosti kaznivih dejanj so bile načrtovane kot brezpredmetne z mednarodno Deklaracijo o človekovih pravicah in/ali svoboščinah in Deklaracijo o otrokovih pravicah, ki naj bi povzročile meglitev in/ali izginotje medkulturnih razlik. V Sloveniji, kakor v drugih evropskih držav...
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Balkan paradise for illegal migration

  Opinions are always divided when Slovenian politicians say that we are the country with the highest tolerance for illegal migration, even though we are not the first Schengen border crossing. The promised European less tolerant policy guideline and the guideline for a paradise for illegal migration cannot be reconciled. Illegal migration to the European Union (EU) via the Balkan route is increasing. According to Frontex data, the number of illegal entries into the EU is decreasing, but Slovenia's illegal migration situation is an exception, and so is the Balkan route to the EU. Forgotten rules for "hardworking" registered citizens and the equalization with migration Only a Slovenian citizen within the territory of Slovenia must have a valid document, otherwise the police can fine you 200 euros. Crossing the state border without the appropriate documents costs you from 200 to 500 euros. Crossing the border outside border crossings costs you a minimum of 400 euros. Ident...
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