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the Proposal, which is part of a legislative package, has been developed in consultation with experts to protect the children against psychological abuse. It will still be allowed to force their children to stay at home for occasional, short-lived occasions, reports the Jutland-Posten.
In a memorandum from the department of justice says that the proposal is aimed at parents who subject their children to utgångsförbud "which have the character of deprivation of liberty, and that is part of a pattern of violations that isolates and breaks down the child".
the president of the association Børn, and Förældre, think it is "insane" to legislate on the curfew.
"It seems absurd and dangerous to move into this area and begin to legislate on how parents should raise," he says to the newspaper.
the children's rights organization Børns Vilkår, who runs a support phone for children, welcomes, however, the the bill.
"Many children say that they feel violated, monitored and deprived of the ability to act as the people at the gate," says Marianne Rasmussen, director of the helpline service.
legal objections to the proposal, and generally believe that the law can lead to bevismässiga difficulties. Even the justice department acknowledges that there may be challenges as regards evidence, and to a many cases will not be able to lead to prosecution.
the Bill is expected to get support in the parliament, and shall enter into force on 1 march.
