
Prosecutors from V4 Countries Sign Declaration on Children's Rights Protection in High Tatras
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Top prosecutors from the Visegrad Four countries signed a declaration on protecting children's rights during a meeting in the High Tatras mountains. The 13th joint meeting of the general prosecutors took place in Tatranská Lomnica from June 10-12, with the protection of children's and minors' rights serving as the central theme of discussions. The Visegrad Four, known as V4, is a regional alliance comprising Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland that coordinates on political, economic, and security issues. The declaration represents a commitment by the prosecutorial authorities of these four Central European nations to strengthen cross-border cooperation in safeguarding minors from various forms of harm and exploitation.
