Jidō Fukushi Hō

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Jidō Fukushi Hō is Japan’s fundamental child welfare law, establishing the state’s responsibilities and systems for protecting and supporting children’s well-being.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese statute
child welfare law
aimsTo prevent child abuse and neglect
promote children’s well-being
protect children’s rights
alsoKnownAs Child Welfare Act of Japan NERFINISHED
appliesTo child welfare institutions
children
guardians of children
basedOn principle of best interests of the child
conformsTo international child rights standards
country Japan
defines basic principles of child protection
responsibilities of local governments for child welfare
responsibilities of the state for child welfare
systems for child guidance centers
systems for foster care
systems for residential child care institutions
establishes framework for child welfare services in Japan
obligations of public authorities regarding children
field child welfare
social welfare
hasPurpose to coordinate national and local child welfare measures
to ensure healthy growth and development of children
to provide support to children in need of protection
jurisdiction Government of Japan
languageOfWorkOrName Japanese
legalSystem Japanese law
regulates operation of child welfare facilities
placement of children in foster homes
provision of support to families with children
scope children from infancy to adolescence
subjectHasRole Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare as central administrative authority
titleInJapanese 児童福祉法 NERFINISHED
transliteration Jidō Fukushi Hō NERFINISHED
typeOfNorm public law

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Child Welfare Act of Japan romanizedTitle Jidō Fukushi Hō