Child-Centric Justice in India: A New Paradigm in Victimology and Law
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Child-Centric Justice in India: A New Paradigm in Victimology and Law

by Golda Sahoo

criminal justice victimology Indian Law Child Rights
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Golda Sahoo examines child-centric justice in India through the combined perspectives of victimology and law. The book presents a child-focused legal framework and considers how centering children can encourage a broader understanding of justice, rights, and responses to victimization.

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Child-Centric Justice in India: A New Paradigm in Victimology and Law explores the idea of placing children at the center of justice-related discussions.

Focusing on India, the book connects child-centered perspectives with victimology and legal analysis.

It considers how a new paradigm may shape understandings of children’s experiences, needs, and position within systems of law and justice.

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