Implementation in Providing Compensation, Restitution, and Rehabilitation to Child Rape Victims

Children who are the victims of crimes have a right to reparations, compensation, and government-funded physical, mental, spiritual, and social rehabilitation. In addition, the government bears the responsibility of safeguarding their safety and the protection of victim witnesses, as well as protecting their privacy and upholding their good reputation.

Theoretically, depending on the victim's level of pain or harm, different sorts of protection against crime victims can be offered. For instance, when it comes to losses that are psychological or mental, material or monetary compensation is obviously insufficient if it is not coupled with efforts to restore the victim's mental.