Titlebook: Collaborating Against Child Abuse; Exploring the Nordic Susanna Johansson,Kari Stefansen,Anna Kaldal Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Staging a Caring Atmosphere: Child-Friendliness in Barnahus as a Multidimensional Phenomenonund in discussions at the European level of the importance of child-friendly justice and the role of child-friendly premises in this respect. The chapter aims to further the scholarly debate about what child-friendliness means in the Barnahus context. Two types of data are analysed: texts produced i

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To Be Summoned to Barnahus: Children’s Perspectivesuests, but hard work awaited them in the police investigative interview in front of frightening cameras and with strangers watching in an adjacent room. The children found that they needed more information about what was going on and why. From the children’s perspective, Barnahus became a house wher

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The NICHD Protocol: Guide to Follow Recommended Investigative Interview Practices at the Barnahus?using structured protocols in child forensic interviews. Today Iceland, Sweden and Finland are greatly inspired by the NICHD protocol, which is an internationally used protocol for the investigative interviewing of children, developed by Professor Michael Lamb and colleagues at the National Institut

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Child Forensic Interviewing in Finland: Investigating Suspected Child Abuse at the Forensic Psycholoainst children. The units conduct investigative interviews especially in cases involving young children or particularly vulnerable child victims, and provide expert assistance when requested by the police. In this chapter we present the legal and theoretical framework of these units. We focus on two

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Child Friendly Justice: International Obligations and the Challenges of Interagency Collaborationa systematic approach to qualifying, understanding and critically discussing the interwoven processes and procedures at play within justice systems dealing with child sexual abuse. The second aim is to use the method to critically analyse and discuss the effectiveness of Barnahus in Iceland. The met