Rights of the child/Sweden: Focus on isolation in psychiatric hospitals and youth crime

The Committee on the Rights of the Child has concluded its consideration of the sixth and seventh combined periodic report of Sweden, with Committee Experts praising the planned national strategy on preventing violence against children, and raising questions about the use of isolation and restraints in psychiatric hospitals and the high youth crime rate.

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