The Children’s Act (various countries)

The Children’s Act refers to legislation in various countries aimed at protecting children's rights and welfare. Typically, it establishes guidelines for the care, education, and treatment of children, ensuring their safety from abuse and neglect. The Act often mandates the responsibilities of parents, guardians, and child welfare organizations, emphasizing the importance of children's voices in decision-making. While the specifics vary by country, the core principle remains that children's best interests should be a priority in all matters affecting them, promoting their health, development, and overall well-being.