The preeminence of the best interests of the child în the context of the child’s return procedure or exercise of visitation rights

The principle of the best interest of the child aims to guarantee the supremacy of his rights, compared to the multitude of rights belonging to mature people. The child turns out to be helpless when the adults disguise their revenge on each other under pretexts of special care and affection for the child. The state is impartial and has assumed responsibility for ensuring the interests of the child by implementing appropriate mechanisms. In the procedure for returning or exercising the right of visitation, the interest of the child is examined in the light of the benefits or risks that a possible return of the child or the approval of the right of visitation could bring, for the physical and mental integrity of the child.