Kiskorúakra

Kiskorúakra is a Hungarian term used in legal and administrative language to indicate that something is directed at or applies to minors, i.e., persons under the age of 18. The word is formed from the noun kiskorú (minor) with the plural form and the postpositional suffix -ra, which marks direction or reference. In practice, phrases such as kiskorúakra vonatkozó rendelkezések or kiskorúakra vonatkozó adatvédelmi előírások specify rules or measures that concern or affect minors.

Common contexts include legal and regulatory frameworks that protect children, education and health services, consumer protections for items or services accessible to minors, and digital services that require age verification or impose restrictions for younger users. In data protection, the processing of minors’ personal data is subject to stricter safeguards, and parental or guardian consent is often required.

In Hungary, minors are protected under child protection and family law, the civil code, and related authorities that oversee welfare and guardianship matters. The use of kiskorúakra in official texts helps clarify the scope of laws, policies, and measures aimed at safeguarding the rights and welfare of children.

Overall, the term signals that a given regulation, policy, or provision targets or relates to individuals under the statutory age of adulthood. Related topics include kiskorú, child protection, GDPR, and the Hungarian Civil Code.