Children, whether victims or witnesses, face unique challenges within the justice system.
Strengthening justice system responses not only safeguards their well-being but also reinforces the rule of law, ensuring that justice is administered fairly and equitably. A robust, child-sensitive justice system that respects the rights of victims and witnesses builds public trust in legal processes, ensuring that all children are treated with dignity and respect, and promotes accountability, which is essential for respecting children’s rights and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. This technical brief provide guidance based on global evidence and lessons learned.
