Report
Determinants and factors of violence affecting children in Serbia
A snapshot of findings
Highlights
Violence affecting children (VAC) manifests differently in every society.
Violent acts are not merely an interaction between a child and one or more individuals, but rather a much more complex social phenomenon.
Harmful acts and practices that endanger children’s survival, undermine their well-being, and prevent their development are the consequence of numerous determinants and factors.
These factors come from multiple levels — individual characteristics, interpersonal relationships, and the communities in which people live — and constantly interact with institutional and structural drivers, which are closely related with the cultural context.
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