child friendly definition

child friendly means any behaviour, conduct, practice, process, attitude, environment or treatment that is humane, considerate and in the best interest of the child;
child friendly means any process and interpretation, attitude, environment and treatment, that is humane, considerate and in the best interest of the child;
child friendly means attributes, attitudes and behaviours which take into account the need for justice systems to be sensitive to the evolving capacity and developing maturity of the child, and to their enhanced need for protection, to the need for participation of children, and to the requirements of respect for privacy, dignity and family life.

More Definitions of child friendly

child friendly. : means any process and interpretation, attitude, treatment and environment, that is humane, considerate, non-discriminatory and is in the best interests of the child.
child friendly means any behaviour, co ndu c t , p r a c t ic e , p roc ess, attitude, environment or treatment that is humane, considerate and in the best interest of the child;

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