kiskorúaknak

kiskorúaknak is a Hungarian term that translates to "for minors" or "for children" in English. It is commonly used in legal, educational, and commercial contexts to designate activities, products, or services that are specifically intended for individuals under the age of legal majority. In Hungary, the age of legal majority is typically 18 years old.

When a law, regulation, or guideline is described as applying kiskorúaknak, it means that certain provisions or restrictions are in place to protect individuals who have not yet reached the age of 18. This can encompass a wide range of areas, such as limitations on purchasing certain goods or services, restrictions on entering specific venues, or specific rules regarding their treatment in legal proceedings.

In the context of commerce, products or media labeled as kiskorúaknak are generally produced with the understanding that their target audience consists of children and adolescents. This might influence content, safety features, or marketing strategies. Similarly, educational programs or materials designed kiskorúaknak are tailored to the developmental stages and learning needs of younger individuals. The term emphasizes a consideration for the unique characteristics and vulnerabilities associated with childhood and adolescence.