חובת הדיווח על אלימות כלפי ילדים על-פי המשפט העברי ובהשוואה למשפט הישראלי

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Title חובת הדיווח על אלימות כלפי ילדים על-פי המשפט העברי ובהשוואה למשפט הישראלי.
Host Item משפחה במשפט (ULS)001096687 ג-ד (תשסט-תשע) 279-301
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990005018430705171
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