Given the risks faced by juveniles in detention and its damaging impact on a child’s development, PRI’s work places considerable emphasis on juvenile justice reform and has done since its inception. Its activities focus on diverting children from the adult justice system, promoting alternative sanctions to imprisonment and, where imprisonment is used, improving conditions of detention. In order to do this, interviewing childrenwho are deprived of their liberty, their guardians and staff of juvenile detention centres is vital in getting a full understanding of the situation in a country.
Further Information:
- CRIN's toolkit on child-friendly justice and children's rights (May 2011)
- CRIN's theme page on children in conflict with the law
Previous Training Materials items
- 23/11/2011: New Telephone Advice Line for Professionals!
- 30/09/2011: TOGETHER WITH CHILDREN - FOR CHILDREN - A guide for non-governmental organizations accompanying children in CRC reporting
- 27/09/2011: Play It Fair! Human Rights Education Toolkit for Children
- 26/09/2011: GENDER DISCRIMINATION: A guide to using the Optional Protocol to CEDAW and other international complaint mechanisms
- 02/08/2011: OPCRC Campaign - Advocacy Toolkit
Organisation Contact Details:
Penal Reform International
First Floor
60-62 Commercial Street
E1 6LT
London
Tel: 00 44 (0)20 7924 9575
Email: headofsecretariat@pri.org.uk
Website: http://www.penalreform.org/
Last updated 30/11/2011 07:29:22
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