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NEWSLETTER No. 57

International Juvenile Justice Observatory
May, 2009

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IJJO News

May 07, 2009

FRANCE

France. Report: The ethics of the security forces when minors are present

IJJO

Juvenile delinquency is currently object of criminal policies which are becoming more and more repressive according to the research carried out by the National French Commission on the Ethics of Security. The report highlights the importance of the security forces considering minors who are offenders or not, as a vulnerable being because their involvement in a police intervention may have serious repercussions on their development.

In spite of the existence of texts on the protection of minors, according to this study it still often occurs that young people still suffer moral or physical damage in confrontations with security forces. This report is aimed at professionals attending to minors and always uses as a reference the minor’s best interest.  [+]

Apr 30, 2009

UNITED KINGDOM

The Arrest and Detention of Children Subject to Immigration Control

IJJO

In the United Kingdom, 2000 children are detained every year at the immigration control for administrative reasons, according to the results coming from the report done by the Children’s Commissioner for England, Sir Al Aynsley-Gren.

The situation of minor migrants in Europe is still very worrying, although article 37 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child specifies that the detention of minors should be considered as a last resort. This report highlights that the number of detentions as well as their duration is increasing on a large scale, in spite of the recommendations of international institutions.  [+]

Apr 20, 2009

EUROPE

Portugal. Conference: Making it work- Turning good practice into standard practice

IJJO

In March 2009, the International Juvenile Justice Observatory (IJJO) participated in Lisbon (Portugal) at the event: 'Making it work- Turning good practice into standard practice', organised by the European Offender Employment Forum.

During this meeting, the establishment of an interdisciplinary intervention network was discussed, in order to promote the socio-professional integration, after a better European cooperation to exchange good practices and mutual learning among the Member States.  [+]




 

LEGISLATIVE FILE

 
 
CHILE

The aim of the legislative file is to offer the IJJO Users all national legislations on minors in an ordered and organised way, including all laws in force, the partial reform laws as well as other laws regarding the protection of the rights of the child.  [+]

 

IJJO INTERVIEWS

INTERNATIONAL

 

Being aware about the recent international evolution in juvenile justice in most of the countries, we invite our users and collaborators to discover the section "IJJO Interviews". This section includes the opinions and remarks of experts on juvenile justice systems on a national level (Canada, Chile, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Mexico, Philippines, Portugal, United States, among others).  [+]

RESEARCH AND THESIS

INTERNATIONAL

 

According to our main activities and objectives, the International Juvenile Justice Observatory wants to give the opportunity to researchers and PHD Students to have access to our international communication platform.

To publish on our web site your thesis, research papers regarding juvenile justice and the situation of minors in conflict with the law, please press the following link.  [+]

 

COLLABORATION FORUM

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?

The situation of minors in pretrial detention
  
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JOB & INTERNSHIP DATABASE

The Job and Internship database informs about the latest job and internship offers sent by organisations related to Juvenile Justice; our purpose is to facilitate the gathering of people and organizations that are involved in the juvenile justice field.

The Job and Internship database offers a virtual space to organizations related to Juvenile Justice where they can publish their job and internship offers. If your organisation wishes to publish a job offer, please click on the following link and fill out the document.

  
  
 
PRESS ROOM
A los chicos hay que ofrecerles un proceso reeducativo integral

Argentina

Manuel sur le système de protection des droits des enfants en Arménie

Armenia

Juveniles locked in cells for 20 hours at a stretch

Australia

Démobilisation de 112 enfants soldats

Burundi

La délinquance revient en force dans le débat public en France

France

Opositores iraníes, contra la pena de muerte de los menores de edad

Iran

Saudi Court Refuses to Block Marriage of Girl, 8, to Older Man

Saudi Arabia

Rescatados de las garras del delito

Spain

YJB and Prisons Inspectorate report cast light on experiences of young people in custody

United Kingdom

Il faut punir les violations perpétrées contre des enfants en situation de guerre

United Nations

The Internet, Child Sex Crimes and Child Pornography in California

United States

Aikido teaches skills to troubled youth

United States

 

ORGANIZATIONS
Irish Youth Justice Service

Ireland

The Children Acts Advisory Board

Ireland

The Irish Association of Social Workers

Ireland

Assistance to the Integration of Demobilized Child soldiers / Assistance à l'Intégration des Enfants Démobilisés

International

Commissioner for Human Rights, Council of Europe / Commissaire aux droits de l'homme, Conseil de l'Europe / Comisario para los Derechos Humanos, Consejo de Europa

Europe

 
DOCUMENTATION CENTER
La violence dans les relations amoureuses chez les jeunes ages de 12 a 21 ans. Une étude menée en Communauté française de Belgique

Belgium

Criminal Justice in Germany. Facts and Figures

Germany

Avis du Conseil National des Villes sur la première étape de mise en oeuvre de la loi «Prévention de la délinquance» (mars 2007), la place et le rôle de la justice, le soutien à la jeunesse, et la gouvernance de la prévention de la délinquance

France

Undocumented Children in Europe: Invisible Victims of Immigration Restrictions

Europe

Criminalité et délinquance enregistrées en mars 2009

France

Training Manual n°1. Human Rights and Vulnerable Prisoners

International

The Arrest and Detention of Children Subject to Immigrat ion Control: A report following the Children’s Commissioner for England’s visit to Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre

United Kingdom

 

EDITORIAL NEWS
La seguridad jurídica en el sistema de protección de menores español

Publications  | Spain

Council of Europe. Annual Penal Statistics

Grey Literature  | Europe

El Otro Chile: Justicia Juvenil y caso Aaron Vázquez. Entrevista Director OIJJ

Multimedia  | Chile

 
AGENDA

May 2009
Congrès international francophone sur l'agression sexuelle: transformations et paradoxes

Canada

 
Indicators: Establishing Juvenile Justice Information Systems

Jordan

V Conferencia Internacional de Derecho de Familia

Cuba

I Congreso Nacional sobre Justicia Penal Juvenil. El Derecho penal de menores a debate

Spain


June 2009
The Convention on Rights of the Child- why it is time to ratify

United States

Restorative Justice and Restorative Practices - are they the same?

Belgium

 
Preventing and combating trafficking in human beings: reducing prosritution and sexual exploitation

Czech Republic

 

LINKS
European Knowledge Centre for Youth Policy

European Union

South - South Crime Prevention Project

International

LegiFrance.gov.fr. Le service public de la diffusion du droit

France

Ado Justice

France

 
 

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