diplomsko delo
Urška Špenga (Author), Suzana Kraljić (Mentor)

Abstract

Družinska mediacija je vedno pogosteje uporabljen način alternativnega reševanja sporov, predvsem zaradi pozitivnih lastnosti, ki jih tovrsten postopek nudi. Ne samo, da je postopek hitrejši, fleksibilnejši in manj formalen kot drugi sodni in arbitražni postopki, temveč nudi tudi veliko mero zasebnosti in posledično izključitev javnosti iz samega postopka. Prav ta lastnost je velikokrat ključna, da se stranke odločajo za tovrsten način reševanja spora in jo lahko poimenujemo kot temeljno načelo družinske mediacije. Gre za načelo zaupnosti, ki nudi zagotovilo, da so stranke, mediatorji in tretje osebe, ki so prisotne v postopku, dolžne varovati pridobljene podatke, predvsem iz stališča, da gre v družinskopravnih sporih za zadeve, ki imajo veliko čustveno noto in posegajo v zasebno sfero posameznikov. Udeleženci postopka podpišejo izjavo o zaupanju, s čemer se še dodatno zavežejo, da bodo tekom postopka to načelo dosledno spoštovali. Predvsem mediatorja veže to načelo kot dolžnost varovanja poklicne skrivnosti in zaradi kršitev le tega odškodninsko in kazensko odgovarja. Vendar pa se, predvsem pri družinski mediaciji, pojavijo izjeme od načela zaupnosti in varstva osebnih podatkov. Namreč v tej veji mediacije to načelo ne velja absolutno, saj obstajajo izjeme, ki nalagajo mediatorju, da v določenih primerih zaupane informacije in pridobljene podatke posreduje pristojnim organom, saj obstajajo sumi kaznivega dejanja, ki se dotikajo predvsem najbolj ranljivih članov družine – otrok. V tem primeru se načelo zaupnosti podredi načelu varovanja največje otrokove koristi. Diplomsko delo želi podrobno predstaviti načelo zaupnosti znotraj družinske mediacije, kako deluje v mediacijskem trikotniku, katere so izjeme, ki dajejo temu načelu poseben status in kako je to načelo obravnavano v naši zakonodaji ter mednarodnopravnih aktih. Da pa bo razumevanje tega načela lažje in jasnejše, pa je bilo potrebno v začetku razložiti tudi nekatere pojme in osnovne značilnosti družinske mediacije.

Keywords

družinsko pravo;družinska mediacija;načelo zaupnosti;varovanje osebnih podatkov;otrokova pravica do zasebnosti;varovanje poklicne skrivnosti;otrokova korist;diplomska dela;

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Language: Slovenian
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Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UM PF - Faculty of Law
Publisher: [U. Špenga]
UDC: 347.61/.64(043.2)
COBISS: 4723755 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: PRINCIPLE OF CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY POLICY IN THE PROCESS OF FAMILY MEDIATON
Secondary abstract: Family mediation is increasingly used method of alternative dispute resolution, mainly due to the positive qualities that such a procedure offers. Not only that the process is faster, more flexible and less formal than the other court and arbitration proceedings, but it also provides a great deal of privacy and exclusion of the public from the process. This characteristic is often a key characteristic for the customer opting for this kind of mode of resolving the dispute. Because of this feature it can be termed as a fundamental principle of family mediation. This is the principle of confidentiality, which provides assurance that the parties in the process, mediators and other third parties, which are present in the process, are required to protect confidential data, especially from the point of view that this are family law disputes, which have a lot of emotional touch and interfere in the private sphere of individuals. With signed declaration of trust, participants in the process are taking further commit that principal of confidentiality will be fully respected. Above all, for the mediator this principle is a professional secrecy obligation for which mediator is legally liable. However, especially in family mediation, we can find exceptions like the principle of confidentiality and protection of personal data. In this branch of mediation, the principle does not apply in absolute terms, since there are exceptions which require from the mediator, that in certain cases, confidential and classified information are passed to the authorities, because of suspected criminal offense, which is delicate especially for the most vulnerable members of the family - children. In this case, the principle of confidentiality is made subject to the principle of the protection of the child's interests. The thesis seeks to present the principle of confidentiality in detail in the field of family mediation, furthermore how this principal works in the mediation triangle, which exceptions give a special status to this principle, and how this principle is discussed in our legislation and international legal instruments. To make the understanding of this principle easier and clearer, it was also necessary to explain some basic concepts and characteristics of family mediation.
Secondary keywords: family mediation;the principle of confidentiality;protection of personal data;protection of professional secrecy;the principle of the protection of the child's benefit.;
URN: URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS): Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment: Univ. v Mariboru, Pravna fak.
Pages: III, 76 f.
ID: 8729711