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IVORIAN LIBRARIANS FACED WITH THE PROTECTION OF MINORS

Anoh Kouao, Antoine
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Anoh Kouao, Antoine
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librarians
code of conduct
code of ethics
protection of minors
professional ethics
Côte d'Ivoire
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Global ethics
Political ethics
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Economic ethics
Labour/professional ethics
Technology ethics
Cultural ethics
Media/communication/information ethics
Community ethics
Lifestyle ethics
Social ethics
Family ethics
Education and ethics
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Minor protection is a reality. Legal gear is set up to preserve their physical, psychological, mentally and intellectual integrity. To do this, several codes of ethics of various professions take into account this category of society. Librarians and information professionals should not be on fringe of this practice. Indeed, the professions that affect the moral, physical and psychic sensitivity all have ethical codes that protect people considered fragile. Therefore, from the example of audio-visual media and personal experiences, it now appears more imperious for librarians and information professionals in Côte d'Ivoire, to adopt a code of ethics and professional conduct that would protect themselves and their users under 18 years old. This protection must be done not only inside the library (in the workplace) but also in public (outside the workplace).
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2014
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