Abstract
This paper analyses international standards for protecting children from violence and the experience of prosecution authorities in developed countries such as Iceland, England and Wales, and Sweden. Drawing on official data from the Children’s Ombudsman and UNICEF, it examines the possibilities for incorporating this experience into national legislation and prosecutorial practice and puts forward a number of proposals and observations.
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