This educational workshop focuses on the legal protection of at-risk children, examining both the supportive laws in place and the challenges in putting them into practice. With an emphasis on achieving real justice for children, the program is divided into two main components: legal and psychosocial-social work perspectives.
The workshop aims to identify practical ways to support children at risk—such as those deprived of education, living in poverty, or facing unstable family conditions. It also explores the roles of legal institutions, educational systems, and child rights advocates in raising public awareness and ensuring the enforcement of children’s rights.
