Brothers and sisters matter Brothers and sisters who are looked after by a local authority or are experiencing family separation often need support to stay in contact. Clan Childlaw is working in different ways to help promote sibling contact. This Publication sets out the law as it is now, the reasons it should change, and the changes we'd like to see: Prioritising Sibling Relationships for Looked After Children, by Fiona Jones, Clan Childlaw with Dr Christine Jones, February 2018 Find out more about: Supreme Court case ABC v Principal Reporter and another The Stand Up for Siblings coalition - we are a founding partner in Stand Up for Siblings, a Scotland-wide partnership aimed at improving and changing legislation, policy and practice www.standupforsiblings.co.uk Legal Help from our solicitors for children and young people to achieve contact with brothers and sisters Our policy work on sibling contact PODCASTS: Bruce Adamson, Children and Young People's Commissioner, on children's rights and the importance of looked-after children's sibling relationships Lucy Frazer, Clan Childlaw solicitor, on how lawyers can help children and young people with sibling contact