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- - - - Publishing details unknown, however, NZ Police is a Government website, and is, therefore, reliable.
      - This means that if someone makes a genuine report of abuse, they will be protected (from further harm being made to themselves or the victim, or if a case is opened against the abuser - legal side, etc). This also means that the safety of the child is prioritised - the child is to be protected foremost - aligning with the “child right” of protecting children from violence.
  - - - Author: (assumed) New Zealand Parliament,
      - Date: 30 June 2014
      - This outlines that rules or guidelines should be implemented should child abuse or neglect be reported. These rules/guidelines are to be adopted by NZ services and schools, ensuring children can be protected from violence/further acts of abuse.
  - - - Publishing details unknown, however, UNICEF is supported by nations and governments worldwide, and is, therefore, reliable.
      - This emphasises children’s right to be protected from violence, such as war, disasters, exploitation, and abduction, through child protection systems and services.
  - - - Authors: Joan Durrant (Department of Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Canada), Ashley Stewart-Tufescu and Tracie Afifi (Departments of Community Health Sciences and Psychiatry, University of Manitoba, Canada)
      - Date: (version of record) 15 December 2020
      - In households around the world, physical assault/abuse acted on children is allowed - usually as a form of discipline. Millions of children today are violently treated at home, which goes against the child’s right to protection against violence, abuse, and neglect.