Experience exchange is one of the pillars of the ARISA Child project, representing a key approach to enhancing the competencies of professionals engaged with convicted children. This compendium aims to promote the cross-border exchange and dissemination of experience and promising practices in the field of juvenile corrections. It presents a curated collection of selected examples […]
The ARISA CHILD Newsletter is a periodic bulletin offering information on recent developments related to capacity-building of prison and probation staff working with convicted children. The March Issue presents the latest publications produced under the ARISA CHILD initiative. It provides an overview of the ten country reports delving into juvenile justice systems, and training specifics […]
This Policy Paper offers recommendations for policy-makers and decision-makers in the juvenile justice system, particularly those engaged with correctional and supervision of convicted children. The recommendations were formulated based on the findings of a comparative study on the child justice systems of 10 EU member states – Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, […]
The Reforming Youth Corrections: Comparative report assessing the training needs of prison and probation staff working with convicted children report comparatively examines the child justice systems of 10 EU member states – Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden. The report critically assesses national approaches, aiming to identify common deficiencies in […]
Association Antigone, a partner of the ARISA Child project, published its Seventh Report on Juvenile Justice and Juvenile Correctional Institutions – Minor Prospectives. This publication is the result of Antigone’s analysis and elaboration and direct observation of juvenile detention facilities in Italy. It examines the measures introduced by the Caivano Decree. The report critically assesses […]
This report presents an analysis of Bulgaria, examining in particular the national juvenile justice legal framework, the types of custodial and non-custodial sanctions imposed on juveniles and the relevant actors responsible for their execution. In addition, it reveals the qualification requirements and identifies gaps and training needs of professionals working in prison administrations and probation […]
This report presents an analysis of Italy, examining in particular the national juvenile justice legal framework, the types of custodial and non-custodial sanctions imposed on juveniles and the relevant actors responsible for their execution. In addition, it reveals the qualification requirements and identifies gaps and training needs of professionals working in prison administrations and probation […]
This report presents an analysis of Portugal, examining in particular the national juvenile justice legal framework, the types of custodial and non-custodial sanctions imposed on juveniles and the relevant actors responsible for their execution. In addition, it reveals the qualification requirements and identifies gaps and training needs of professionals working in prison administrations and probation […]
This report presents an analysis of Cyprus, examining in particular the national juvenile justice legal framework, the types of custodial and non-custodial sanctions imposed on juveniles and the relevant actors responsible for their execution. In addition, it reveals the qualification requirements and identifies gaps and training needs of professionals working in prison administrations and probation […]
This report presents an analysis of France, examining in particular the national juvenile justice legal framework, the types of custodial and non-custodial sanctions imposed on juveniles and the relevant actors responsible for their execution. In addition, it reveals the qualification requirements and identifies gaps and training needs of professionals working in prison administrations and probation […]
Assessing the Risk of Isolation of Suspects and Accused (ARISA) is a series of projects striving to promote the rights of suspects, accused and convicted persons in the European Union.
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