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Section 78
<br> to maintain confidentiality
No person shall publish or broadcast in any print or electronic media any information revealing the identity of a child related to such case while the case is pending in the Juvenile Court.
(2) No one shall transmit information or news in any media in such a way as to reveal the identity of a child victim of an offense against a child.
(3) The police, public prosecutor or the juvenile court should make arrangements to keep records in such a way that the real names and identities of children who are victims of crimes against children are not revealed.
(4) Investigating officers, public prosecutors and juvenile courts shall keep the identity of children accused of criminal acts confidential. Copies of documents related to such accusations will not be given to others except the concerned police and public prosecutor's office, children's court, concerned children, their family members, guardians, concerned legal professionals and Central and District Juvenile Justice Committees.
(5) Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this section, information relating to children may be published or broadcast in the following cases:-
(a) with the permission of the Juvenile Court, if the publication or transmission of any particulars relating to children in conflict with the law is not detrimental to the interests of such children,
(b) To publish data related to children who are in conflict with the law for any study or research work without mentioning the name, surname, personal details and address of the child on the basis of age or gender without the permission of the concerned body.
(2) No one shall transmit information or news in any media in such a way as to reveal the identity of a child victim of an offense against a child.
(3) The police, public prosecutor or the juvenile court should make arrangements to keep records in such a way that the real names and identities of children who are victims of crimes against children are not revealed.
(4) Investigating officers, public prosecutors and juvenile courts shall keep the identity of children accused of criminal acts confidential. Copies of documents related to such accusations will not be given to others except the concerned police and public prosecutor's office, children's court, concerned children, their family members, guardians, concerned legal professionals and Central and District Juvenile Justice Committees.
(5) Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this section, information relating to children may be published or broadcast in the following cases:-
(a) with the permission of the Juvenile Court, if the publication or transmission of any particulars relating to children in conflict with the law is not detrimental to the interests of such children,
(b) To publish data related to children who are in conflict with the law for any study or research work without mentioning the name, surname, personal details and address of the child on the basis of age or gender without the permission of the concerned body.