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NEWSLETTER No. 56
International Juvenile Justice Observatory
April, 2009
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Apr 02, 2009 INTERNATIONAL 2nd International meeting of Crime ObservatoriesIJJO The International Juvenile Justice Observatory (IJJO) had the pleasure to participate at the 2nd International Meeting of Crime Observatories in March in Chile. This event was co-organised by the the International Centre for Crime Prevention (CIPC), the National Delinquency Observatory (OND) of the National Institute for High Security Studies (INHES) of France in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior of Chile.
In a message addressed to the IJJO users and collaborators, Valerie Sagant, Director of the CIPC, insists on the need to deepen the knowledge about the criminality phenomenon through innovative observation methods in order to provide adapted responses in the field of prevention. [+] | | Mar 26, 2009 INTERNATIONAL Collaboration agreement. Ministry of Justice ChileIJJO On March 19th 2009, the collaboration agreement between Jorge Frei Toledo, the Undersecretary for Justice of the Ministry of Justice of Chile, and Cédric Foussard, Director of the International Juvenile Justice Observatory (IJJO) was signed.
By signing this agreement, they agree to develop strategies and public policies in collaboration with the Government of Chile and to continue improving the labour in the field of juvenile justice, within the context of a global juvenile justice without borders. [+] | | Mar 11, 2009 EUROPEAN UNION Project European DimensionIJJO The IJJO is participating and monitoring the European project European Dimensions in Juvenile Delinquency. The objective of this programme, financed by the Directorate-General for Justice, Freedom and Security of the European Commission, is to promote efficient indications to define programmes for the prevention of juvenile delinquency by taking into consideration the experiences and results that were obtained in five European countries. In each country and also on a global level, recent phenomena in juvenile delinquency, like cyber-crime and E-bullying, the influence of drug use on crime, youth gangs and finally the exploitation of minor immigrants in crime, will be analysed and studied. These topics were also developed during the International Congress on Recent 'Phenomena in Juvenile Delinquency: new penal forms' organised by the IJJO in 2007.
The IJJO invites its users and collaborators who are interested, to contribute with their knowledge on these topics and to send us their suggestions, comments, researches, etc. regarding the development of efficient measures for the prevention of juvenile delinquency according to the four defined axes, by mail: oijj@oijj.org or on the IJJO Forum. [+] |
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UNITED KINGDOM  Mr. David O’Mahony. Professor in Law. Durham University. England  Mr. David O’Mahony, Professor in Law at Durham University in England, presents and analyses the context of restorative justice in Europe.
Mr. O’Mahony defines and describes the current situation of restorative justice in Europe, its evolution and progress as well as the long term advantages in contrast with a traditional criminal system. [+]
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In accordance with the research done by Anton Van Kalmthout of the University of Tilburg (the Netherlands) about the application modalities of the pretrial detention measures and the bases for the Common European Regulations, emphasis is put on the fact that, in a lot of countries the pretrial detention of minors is done in worse conditions than that of adults. There is a need to develop minimum standards to protect the rights and the welfare of minors in pretrial detention, both concerning the maximum duration as the educational programmes, etc.
Which good practices and strategies should be developed for minors in provisional arrest?
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