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NEWSLETTER No. 67
International Juvenile Justice Observatory
April, 2010
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. |
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| | Apr 07, 2010 EUROPEAN UNION Budapest. European Conference on Prison Education. "Pathways to inclusion - Strengthening European Cooperation in Prison Education and Training"IJJO An important conference organized in Budapest by the European Commission saw professionals and legislators in the field of prison education meet for the first time. Also in attendance were representatives from the Council of Europe, European and international not-for-profit organizations, and justice, education and labour ministries responsible for training in prisons. This meeting highlighted the importance of exchanging experience between educational organizations and the prison system, as well as promoting collaboration and the identifying specific needs for encouraging preparation for the release, and as a result, the reintegration of ex-offenders. [+] | | Mar 18, 2010 INTERNATIONAL IJJO GlossaryIJJO Juvenile justice in the world is framed by a wide variety of legal contexts, in which the official definition of terms is highly necessary. With this proposal in mind, the IJJO presents the IJJO GLOSSARY of terms and concepts in juvenile justice, with definitions taken from official international sources in each of the three official languages of the IJJO: English, French and Spanish.
This resource was developed with the goal of collecting together those terms which form part of the jargon most commonly used by professionals and actors involved in juvenile justice, thus being a practical and useful tool which aims to faciliate a greater comprehension and understanding of the concepts that define the different juvenile justice systems on an international level.
The International Juvenile Justice Observatory (IJJO) is pleased to invite you to consult the IJJO glossary and to receive your recommendations and suggestions regarding this effective tool for your daily work and the management of juvenile justice terminology. The second stage will see the development of a more interactive IJJO glossary with the participation of the users and collaborators of the IJJO. [+] |
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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. [+]
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From the point of view of the analysis of new forms of juvenile delinquency, cases of classroom violence and bullying at school are one of the greatest concerns for today’s society, with the use of new technologies also coming into the equation, giving rise to cyberbullying. Concern in this matter has led the International Juvenile Justice Observatory, through its International School for Juvenile Justice, to set in motion an innovative training action on the subject of school bullying and coexistence. It would also like to pose the following questions on the phenomenon of violence and bullying in schools:
Which resources and mechanisms are fundamental to breaking the cycle of violence and bullying in the school context?
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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. |
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In this interview, Mr Fasihuddin analyses the juvenile-justice system in Pakistan and the process of reforming and developing the country's legal context regarding minors. The phenomenon of legal minor’s homogenization on a territorial level means an improvement in minors' rights and protection in Pakistan. 
