Report a possible violation of a child rights

If a child is currently experiencing violence, if his/her health or life is at risk or if the child needs to be kept in a safe environment, please call the police immediately on the emergency number 112.

If the child is not currently at real risk, please fill in a report, which will be responded to by the children’s rights defenders within 6 hours (in the case of a report of possible violence against a child) or within 3 days (for all other reports).

We inform you that the Service can only respond to a report of a possible violation of the rights of a child in cases where the data of the child or the child’s family (the name of the child and/or his/her parents and the exact address of the child’s place of residence) are available.

Important! If you have already reported a possible violation of child’s rights to the police or the Service in another way, you do not need to fill in this report.

To report a violation of a child's rights, call the Child Rights Line  - 8 800 10 800 (Monday to Thursday 08:00 to 19:00, Friday 08:00 to 18:00). At other times, call the general emergency number 112.

You can also report a violation of a child's rights at the nearest child rights protection division.

Details of the child / his/her family

* First and last name of the child
  • If more than one child has been affected, list them all. Provide all the information you know.
* Child’s age or date of birth
  • If you don’t know exactly, give at least an estimate.
* Place of residence (specify address)
  • If you don’t know the exact address, give at least an approximate one.
* Place where the violation of the child’s rights took place (specify the city and address)
  • If you don’t know the exact address, give at least an approximate one.
* Has the child been subjected to violence (physical, psychological, sexual, neglect)?
    • Choose only one of the options.
* Briefly describe the circumstances of the incident in which you are aware that the rights of the child may have been violated.
  • What happened and where, who is a possible violator of child rights? ​​​​​
Name of the child’s parents (guardians) (or one of them)
Contact details of the child, the child’s parents (guardians) (or one of them)
  • Tel. No., e-mail address, address of residence
Other contact information known to you
  • For example, the child’s educational establishment, their social networking account, etc.

Details of the person submitting the report

Name, surname
Contact details
  • Tel. No., email address
Relationship with the child
  • e.g. neighbour, friend, relative, passer-by, etc.
I wish to remain anonymous
    • It is important for the Service to obtain your data in case there is a need to clarify the circumstances of the incident. If you wish to remain anonymous, your data will not be disclosed to anyone.