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International - The electronic Newsletter of the IJJO, is a service created by the Observatory for its users and collaborators, to receive it monthly in your email it’s only necessary to register as a user or collaborator.

IJJO / International Juvenile Justice Observatory

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From the 24th to 25th of October 2006, the International Juvenile Justice Observatory organise the II International Conference IJJO: "Juvenile Justice in Europe: a Framework for the Integration", in Brussels, Belgium (Hotel Bedford).

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National, Chile - The International Juvenile Justice Observatory informs you about the creation of an Expert Committee, which will evaluate the implementation process of the new adolescent penal justice system stipulated in the 'Law 20.084 Penal Responsibility for Adolescents'.

The goals of this committee, coordinated by the Ministry of Justice in Chile, are to reflect and communicate the balances and challenges as a result of the implementation of this law.

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International - The International Juvenile Justice Observatory has the honour to inform you about the publication of the Manual 'Combating Torture: a manual for action', elaborated by Amnesty International.

This Manual compiled the Rules and recommendations of United Nations, of The European Committee for the prevention of torture, etc, as well as, Amnesty International’s recommendations, concerning the prevention of torture and ill-treatment.

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National, France - The State Minister, the French Minister of Internal Affairs Nicolas Sarkozy, presented the bill on Delinquency Prevention on the 28th of June 2006, during the Ministry Council.

In this bill, Nicolas Sarkozy wants the local administrations to be more involved in the fight against delinquency by increasing the networking and considering other State interventions than police interventions. The minister of Internal Affairs, wishes to establish local security councils and delinquency prevention for cities with more than 10.000 inhabitants.