Juvenile justice

EUROPE : Alternatives à la détention des enfants en conflit avec la loi
9/Jun/2016 Publication
Le projet « Alternatives à la détention pour les enfants en conflit avec la loi en Europe » a été créé de manière à promouvoir le recours à des alternatives à la détention dans plusieurs États européens tout en tenant compte du besoin de sécurité exprimé par la société, et le droit des enfants à une intervention psychosociale et à l’inclusion.
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Coram Children's Legal Centre Training Courses (Free)
Wed, 08/06/2016 - 09:00 Event
Coram Children's Legal Centre are holding FREE three-day training courses in June 2016 in Birmingham and London for...
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SD (A Minor) v. Commissioner of Police
Sat, 11/06/2011 - 00:00 Case Law
Case concerning the detention of a juvenile offender in Barbados.
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S v. Morrison Ncube and Others
Sat, 25/06/2011 - 00:00 Case Law
Case concerning administration of juvenile justice in Zimbabwe.
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Discrimination and disenfranchisement: A global report on status offences
20/Apr/2016 Publication
Status offences criminalise actions for only certain groups of people, most commonly because of their religion, sexuality or age. This new CRIN report examines how these offences affect children and the new forms they are taking.
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DEATH PENALTY: Submission for the Secretary-General's report on the death penalty 2016
14/Apr/2016 Publication
CRIN is campaigning for the abolition of inhuman sentencing of children, defined to include the death penalty, corporal...
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Juvenile Justice in Europe: Past, Present and Future?
Thu, 26/05/2016 - 10:00 Event
The conference/symposium is being organized and hosted by the International...
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QATAR: CRC alternative report on Inhuman sentencing of children
21/Mar/2016 Publication
In Qatar, life imprisonment is a lawful penalty for offences committed by children aged 16 or older. The death penalty and...
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ZIMBABWE: UPR submission on inhuman sentencing
21/Mar/2016 Publication
Our research indicates that in Zimbabwe, people may lawfully be sentenced to life imprisonment for offences committed while under the age of 18 and males under the age of 18 may be sentenced to corporal punishment.
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ZIMBABWE: Inhuman Sentencing of Children
11/Mar/2016 Publication
The death penalty is explicitly prohibited for any offence committed by a person under the age of 18, but life...
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