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Juvenile Justice Training Manual

2007 - Penal Reform International (PRI), United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
The "Juvenile Justice Training Manual" was published by Penal Reform International (PRI) and United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in 2007.

This manual is a fundamental tool in helping to organise child rights orientated training sessions. The training manual can be used by governments and other actors to organize training sessions tailored for professionals, including: judges, magistrates, lawyers, prosecutors, the police, detention staff, social workers and other actors that work with children in conflict with the law.

You may download the Manual in ZIP format in English, French, Arabic and Russian.

Source of document : UN,
Topics : juvenile justice (in general), detention, alternatives to detention, prevention, rehabilitation & reintegration, diversion, restorative justice & mediation, arrest, investigation, trial & prosecutions, sentencing, pre-trial detention, law reform, education, health, torture & mistreatment, criminal responsibility, probation, youth courts, child victims & witnesses, reoffending, legal aid, informal & traditional justice, participation, police, family, age determination, gender, media & public opinion
Type of document : tools, handbooks & training manuals
Countries : Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, Malawi, Europe & the Russian Federation, Romania, United Kingdom, Kazakhstan, India, Pakistan, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, United States of America, Canada, Honduras, All
Languages : Arabic, English, French, Russian

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