Back on Track – Making Community-Based Diversion Work for Children in Conflict with the Law

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Manuals, Toolkits and GuidanceBack on Track – Making Community-Based Diversion Work for Children in Conflict with the LawPublication year: 
2005
English
Format: 
pdf (2.7 MiB)
Publisher: 
Save the Children UK
This book documents the experiences, achievements, limitations and recommendations of FREELAVA, a local non-governmental organisation, in piloting a community-based diversion programme in Cebu City, the Philippines. The diversion programme seeks to prevent children who commit minor offences or violate local ordinances from entering the formal justice system through mediation.
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Back on Track – Making Community-Based Diversion Work for Children in Conflict with the Law
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Publisher
Save the Children UK
Format
pdf
Content type
Manuals, Toolkits and Guidance
Country
Philippines
Region
Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia
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Keywords
Capacity building and developmentChildren in conflict with the lawJuvenile justiceLegislationNon-governmental organisationsRehabilitationReintegrationUN Convention on the Rights of the ChildViolence against children
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