2016, vol. 14, br. 3, str. 427-439
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Uloga lokalnih organa u ostvarivanju i zaštiti prava dece - iskustvo grada Kragujevca
The role of local authorities in exercising and protecting children’s rights: The experience of the City of Kragujevac
Ključne reči: prava deteta; Gradska uprava za zdravstvenu i socijalnu zaštitu; Centar za socijalni rad “Solidarnost”; Ombudsman
Keywords: children’s rights; the City Administration for Health and Social Care; the Center for Social Care “Solidarnost”; the Ombudsman
Sažetak
Kao epicentar demokratije i zaštite prava građana, na području lokalne samouprave lokalni organi imaju pimarnu ulogu u ostvarivanju i zaštiti prava dece. Kao najznačajnije aktere u navedenoj oblasti u ovom radu analiziramo sledeće organe lokalne samouprave na primeru grada Kragujevca: Gradsku upravu za zdravstvenu i socijalnu zaštitu, Centar za socijalni rad “Solidarnost”i Ombudsmana. Poslovi organa lokalne samouprave su brojni i raznovrsni, u praksi otežani nepreciznim razgraničenjem nadležnosti u odnosu na centralne organe; međutim, ove institucije su nezamenjljive u zaštiti prava dece, pružanju podrške kako detetu tako i porodici radi poboljšanja, očuvanja kvaliteta života, otklanjanja i ublažavanja rizika nepovoljnih životnih okolnosti kao i stvaranje mogućnosti da postanu autonomni subjekti društva.
Abstract
As an epicenter of democracy and protection of citizens’ rights in the field of local government, local authorities have a primary role in exercising and protecting the rights of children. As local government authorities are the most significant stakeholders in this area at the local level, this paper analyzes the role of the following local government bodies in the context of the City of Kragujevac: the City Administration for Health and Social Care, the Center for Social Care “Solidarnost,” and the Ombudsman. The activities of the local authorities are numerous and diverse, and they are significantly aggravated in practice by the imprecise delimitation of their responsibilities from the central authorities. However, these institutions are indispensable regarding the protection of children’s rights, providing support to both the child and the family in order to improve and preserve their quality of life, to remove or alleviate the risks of adverse life circumstances, as well as to enable them to become autonomous subjects within the society.
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