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Ms. Cook introduces us in the penal English system where children are submitted to hard conditions in custody. She dismantles us a very authoritarian and punishable model that doesn’t contemplate the psychological, social...
The IJJO is pleased to inform that it has recently become one of the 86 members of Child Rights Connect, a global network of international and national non-governmental organisations committed to ensuring that all children fully enjoy their rights as defined by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).
HAQ Centre for Child Rights, in partnership with Penal Reform International, the National Law University in Delhi, UNICEF India, Save the Children India, Child Fund India and Cordaid, organized an International Colloquium on Juvenile Justice on 16-18 March 2013. The colloquium brought together 60 participants from 14 countries, representing statutory bodies, academics, lawyers and practitioners.
We are pleased to inform that the IJJO has recently become one of the 131 partners of the Global Forum on Law, Justice and Development (GFLJD), which includes a high number of Universities, UN agencies, research centers and civil society representatives. The GFLJD is an initiative of the World Bank to promote collaboration among international and national organizations with a broad spectrum of areas related mainly to law and justice.
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