<![CDATA[The research findings indicate that although legal regulations have established strict prohibitions through Articles 76D and 76E of the Child Protection Law and criminal provisions in the Sexual Violence Crimes Law, their implementation is still hindered by weak reporting systems, inadequate internal supervision in schools, and a culture of reluctance to seek legal help. In addition, educational institutions have not yet fully implemented their preventive responsibilities as stipulated in Minister of Education and Culture Regulation Number 82 of 2015. This study emphasizes the significance of applying the principle of the best interests of the child in every legal procedure and educational policy. Strengthening reporting mechanisms, preventing sexual violence, and strict law enforcement against perpetrators are needed to ensure a safe and violence-free learning environment for all children. ]]>
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