This report aims to provide information about the obligation to follow child-friendly justice principles; international, regional, and national standards for doing so; studies, research surveys, and position papers on the subject; and other relevant resources. The Children’s Rights Information Network hopes to add to it on a regular basis, and would very much appreciate readers’ help in drawing their attention to additional information on the subject.
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Children come into contact with the justice system in many different ways. This can be for family matters such as divorce or adoption, in administrative justice for nationality or immigration issues or in criminal justice as victims, witnesses or…
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This is a child-friendly resource for teaching children about the justice system and how a child-friendly one involves their participation. This includes introducing the people they may encounter, such as police officers and lawyers, as well as…
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The “Child-friendly information for children in migration: what do children think?” study is based on information collected during the workshops with migrant children in Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece and Hungary. The particular focus of…
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This publication is a child-friendly resource that informs children and the general public on the rights of children as stated in UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. In 1989, governments across the world promised all children the same…
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In the period between January and April 2016, the National Center for Child Abuse Prevention of Moldova (NCCAP) produced a series of video clips on the subject of child-friendly justice. The videos are designed for the specialists who…
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The Child-Friendly Schools Manual was developed during three-and-a-half years of continuous work, involving UNICEF education staff and specialists from partner agencies working on quality education. It benefits from fieldwork in 155 countries and…
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The poster produced by UNICEF offers easily-readable summary of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in a child-friendly language.
Every child has rights. Rights are what you should have or be able to do to have the best start in life. These…
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Thanks to the support of the Norwegian Embassy in Belgrade and UNICEF Montenegro, the Supreme Court and Supreme State Prosecutor's Office of Montenegro established child friendly spaces in three basic courts (Podgorica, Nikšić and Bijelo Polje) and…
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This document is a complement to the report by the European Union Agency For Fundamental Rights that examines the perspectices and expereinces of children involved in judicial proceedings.
Taking into consideration that about 2.5 million…
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Around 2.5 million children participate in judicial proceedings across the European Union (EU) every year, affected by parental divorce or as victims of, or witnesses to, crime. Although their effective participation in such proceedings is vital for…
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The justice system in Croatia has changed its approach in dealing with child witnesses, to make it more child-sensitive and prevent additional trauma for the most vulnerable victims. Thanks to the contribution of UNICEF, Ministry of Justice…
