Protecting children from violence is a common interest of the Ministry of Interior and UNICEF

Minister Sekulović expressed his readiness for cooperation in the field of strengthening personnel capacities through education and specialization of police officers who come into contact with children who are victims and witnesses of violence, as well as with minors in conflict with the law.

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Sekulović and Santander, Photo: Gov.me
Sekulović and Santander, Photo: Gov.me
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At today's meeting between the Minister of the Interior Sergej Sekulović and the head of the UNICEF representative office in Montenegro, Juan Santander, the results of their long-term cooperation were summarized and it was concluded that in the coming period, the primary focus will be on protecting children from violence.

"Despite past cooperation and achieved results, there is room for improving cooperation, especially because the topics of common interest of the Ministry of Interior and UNICEF are always current and should be worked on thoroughly and continuously," said Minister Sekulović.

The head of UNICEF in Montenegro, Juan Santander, announced that UNICEF will continue to support initiatives that contribute to the creation of a society of equal rights and opportunities for every child, with a special emphasis on those who are most vulnerable, and it is important to improve the system of security and treatment of children in contact with the law.

They agreed that in the coming period they will cooperate primarily in the areas of juvenile justice, protection of children from violence and the fight against child exploitation.

In this regard, the minister expressed his willingness to cooperate in the field of strengthening personnel capacities through education and specialization of police officers who come into contact with children who are victims and witnesses of violence, as well as with minors in conflict with the law.

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