Relationships at a school as a factor in suicidal decisions among children
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https://doi.org/10.31261/FPK.2021.02.03Keywords:
children, suicides, school, juvenile law, criminal lawAbstract
The article describes the social and legal aspects of school relations, focusing on the actions influencing the increasing number of suicides among children. At the outset, the authors depicted the international, constitutional and statutory regulations considering the principals’ and teachers’ duties in ensuring students’ safety. Afterwards, some of the research about bullying in schools has been described. The next part is focused on a juvenile, criminal and disciplinary responsibility of the mentioned persons. In the final part, the authors depicted solutions which could stave off the featured problem and propose de lege ferenda postulates. The conclusions highlight the multidimensionality of the childrens’ suicides’ problem.
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