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The duty to report child abuse in France, lessons for England? [2003] CFLQ 139

Date:23 SEP 2011
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Rachael Stretch

The article considers whether professionals, such as social workers and doctors, should have a duty to report child abuse. It examines the experience of mandatory reporting in other jurisdictions, focusing on France, but also looking at American and Australian duties to report.

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