Documentation
The IAYFJM present in these web pages studies, researches, book or film reviews and other publications concerning the topic of juvenile and family justice, made by:
- IAYFJM
- regional or national Associations of Juvenile and Family Judges
- international, regional or national Public Institutions
- international, regional or national NGO
- Public or Private Networks
- Universities
- Professionals
Protecting the rights of the child in humanitarian situations
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The project, financed by the EC Commission, Rights, Equality and Citizenship (REC) Programme started on November 2015 and ended on October 2017. The coordinator of the project is Save the Children Italia and the partners are: Scuola Superiore dell’Avvocatura (Italy), Save the Children Romania (Romania), Defence for Children International (Belgium), Instituto de Apoio a Crianca (Portugal), Liverpool University (UK), La Merced Migraciones (Madrid). The 24-month project aimed at offering training to lawyers representing children in judicial proceedings on the international instruments to promote and protect children’s rights and the correct implementation of the CoE CFJ Guidelines principles at national level. This training contained both theoretical and practical elements from a distinctly children’s rights perspective. Through a consultation activity with children involved in legal proceedings the project wanted to ensure that lawyers’ training includes children's voices. The project also produced and disseminated online training materials, developed and tested in the training workshops. Here the link to the online training materials
The project, financed by the EC Commission, Rights, Equality and Citizenship (REC) Programme started on November 2015 and ended on October 2017.
The coordinator of the project is Save the Children Italia and the partners are: Scuola Superiore dell’Avvocatura (Italy), Save the Children Romania (Romania), Defence for Children International (Belgium), Instituto de Apoio a Crianca (Portugal), Liverpool University (UK), La Merced Migraciones (Madrid).
The 24-month project aimed at offering training to lawyers representing children in judicial proceedings on the international instruments to promote and protect children’s rights and the correct implementation of the CoE CFJ Guidelines principles at national level. This training contained both theoretical and practical elements from a distinctly children’s rights perspective. Through a consultation activity with children involved in legal proceedings the project wanted to ensure that lawyers’ training includes children's voices. The project also produced and disseminated online training materials, developed and tested in the training workshops.
Here the link to the online training materials
