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Endangering a child is criminalized in 14 cases
The article discusses Child Law No. 12 of 1996, amended by Law No. 126 of 2008, which defines situations that are considered to endanger children and prescribes penalties such as imprisonment and fines for those who commit such offenses. These situations include threats to a child's safety, such as harm to their health or life, neglect, abuse, violence, exploitation, deprivation of education or custody, exposure to incitement to violence, immoral acts, or drug use. It also covers cases of homelessness, dealings with delinquents, or engaging in trivial acts that harm the child's interests. The law punishes anyone who endangers a child with a fine ranging from two thousand to five thousand Egyptian pounds or imprisonment for no less than six months, with certain exceptions requiring a complaint from a guardian.
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