The Non-Violent Childhoods Action Plan 2026–2033 is Finland’s national, cross-administrative policy framework adopted at the government level to prevent all forms of violence against individuals aged 0–17. The plan is grounded in international human rights treaties, including the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Lanzarote Convention, and the Istanbul Convention, and contains 27 targeted national measures spanning early intervention, victim support, inter-agency collaboration, and monitoring tools like the Barnahus model. The instrument addresses physical, psychological, structural, and digital violence to ensure every child’s right to live free from harm.
The Non-Violent Childhoods Action Plan 2026–2033 is Finland’s national, cross-administrative policy framework adopted at the government level to prevent all forms of violence against individuals aged 0–17. The plan is grounded in international human rights treaties, including the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Lanzarote Convention, and the Istanbul Convention, and contains 27 targeted national measures spanning early intervention, victim support, inter-agency collaboration, and monitoring tools like the Barnahus model. The instrument addresses physical, psychological, structural, and digital violence to ensure every child’s right to live free from harm.
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