Child Welfare Reforms Require Fundamental Shift in Household Values, Experts Argue
Dans une tribune au « Monde », trois spécialistes de l’enfance expliquent que, si les réformes visant à protéger les mineurs de toutes formes de violences sont nécessaires, elles ne pourront pleinement aboutir tant que persistera la croyance selon laquelle « l’enfant est un être de moindre valeur subordonné à l’adulte ».
Three child development specialists have penned an opinion piece in 'Le Monde,' asserting that reforms aimed at protecting minors from violence are insufficient on their own. They argue that true progress hinges on dismantling the deeply ingrained societal belief that children are inherently of lesser value and subordinate to adults. The experts emphasize that the foundational principles for a society that fully values children must be cultivated within family homes. Without this internal shift, external legal and policy changes will not achieve their full potential. This perspective underscores the critical role of parental attitudes and domestic environments in child well-being. The call is for a cultural reevaluation of childhood.
This commentary is important as it argues that societal attitudes towards children, starting in the home, are a critical barrier to effective child protection reforms.
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