Peer-reviewed article
LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES IN PREVENTING VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN
Bakhriddin Sultanov ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This article examines the legal frameworks that guide law enforcement agencies in preventing violence against children. It reviews national laws and international conventions that establish how police and other authorities should protect children. The study considers children's rights, protection mechanisms, and the effectiveness of legal approaches to violence prevention.
Key points
- The article analyzes regulatory frameworks including national legislation and international conventions
- It examines children's rights and protection mechanisms within law enforcement systems
- It considers the effectiveness of preventive measures for violence against children
- It assesses the practical significance of legal interventions in child protection
Limitations
The document is an abstract that does not specify which countries are covered, the specific legal frameworks analyzed, or the evidence base for effectiveness claims. No empirical data, case studies, or research findings are presented to evaluate the actual impact of these legal foundations.
Abstract
This article examines the legal foundations of law enforcement activities in preventing violence against children. It analyzes the regulatory framework, including national legislation and international conventions, governing the functioning of police and other law enforcement bodies. The study highlights children's rights, protection mechanisms, the effectiveness of preventive measures, and the practical significance of legal interventions.