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    • Advocacy
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    • IJJO Newsletter
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  • Training
    • International School of Juvenile Justice
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    • Third Edition 2014
    • Second Edition 2012
    • First Edition 2010
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The Right of minors to information, translation and interpretation in criminal proceedings

 

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Funded by the Justice Programme of the European Union

 

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  • Research
    • All Projects
    • Highlighted Research Projects
      • Improving Juvenile Justice Systems in Europe
      • Prevention of juvenile radicalisation (PRALT)
      • Strengthening Juvenile Justice Systems in the counter-terrorism context
      • Implementing Restorative Justice with Child Victims
      • AWAY - Alternative Ways to Address Youth
      • Advancing Defence Rights for Children
      • Child-Friendly JT
      • FACT FOR MINORS - Fostering Alternative Care for Troubled Minors
      • ProCam - Procedural Rights Observed by the Camera
      • MIPREDET Analysis of procedures and conditions on minors' pre-trial detention
      • European Research on Restorative Juvenile Justice
      • Strenghtening Human Rights in Correctional Facilities in Kenya
      • Reincidências
      • Listen to the child
      • REVIJ
      • Alternatives to Custody for Young Offenders
      • Keeping Youth Away from Crime
      • J.O.D.A.
      • C.L.E.A.R. project
      • Net for U
      • MHYO Project
  • Online Training
  • Conferences and Seminars
  • Awareness-Raising and Promotion of Values
  • Advocacy
  • Technical Cooperation

International Juvenile Justice Observatory (IJJO).
An autonomous non-profit organisation within the internal structure of Fundación Diagrama.

Head Office: Calle Cáceres, 55, bajo. 28045 Madrid (España).
oijj@oijj.org

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  • Who we are
    • Introduction to the IJJO
    • Organisational Structure
    • Contact us
  • Our Work
    • Research
      • All Projects
      • Highlighted Research Projects
        • Improving Juvenile Justice Systems in Europe
        • Prevention of juvenile radicalisation (PRALT)
        • Strengthening Juvenile Justice Systems in the counter-terrorism context
        • Implementing Restorative Justice with Child Victims
        • AWAY - Alternative Ways to Address Youth
        • Advancing Defence Rights for Children
        • Child-Friendly JT
        • FACT FOR MINORS - Fostering Alternative Care for Troubled Minors
        • ProCam - Procedural Rights Observed by the Camera
        • MIPREDET Analysis of procedures and conditions on minors' pre-trial detention
        • European Research on Restorative Juvenile Justice
        • Strenghtening Human Rights in Correctional Facilities in Kenya
        • Reincidências
        • Listen to the child
        • REVIJ
        • Alternatives to Custody for Young Offenders
        • Keeping Youth Away from Crime
        • J.O.D.A.
        • C.L.E.A.R. project
        • Net for U
        • MHYO Project
    • Online Training
    • Conferences and Seminars
    • Awareness-Raising and Promotion of Values
    • Advocacy
    • Technical Cooperation
  • News and Events
    • News
    • IJJO Interviews
    • IJJO Newsletter
    • Upcoming events
  • Training
    • International School of Juvenile Justice
  • IJJO Award
    • Seventh Edition 2022
    • Sixth Edition 2020
    • Fifth Edition 2018
    • Fourth Edition 2016
    • Third Edition 2014
    • Second Edition 2012
    • First Edition 2010
  • Get involved