Catalogue by titles / Quelles mesures de réhabilitation pour les enfants traduits devant les instances judiciaires?
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ISS/IRC Code | RIGHTS-AFRICA 001 |
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Title | Quelles mesures de réhabilitation pour les enfants traduits devant les instances judiciaires? |
Author | NGABONZIZA Damien |
Generic unit | L'enfant et la guerre, 7° Séminaire de l'Institut |
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Date published/issue | 00-00-0000 |
Date received | 00-00-0000 |
Place published | SWITZERLAND |
Editor | Institut international des Droits de l'Enfant c/o Institut Universitaire Kurt Bösch Case postale 41 |
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Page | 77-8 |
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ISBN | 2-9440229-13-9 |
Type of material | Book |
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Child-rights Education-child-needs Family-reintegration Family-rehabilitation |
Free text | The author starts from the principle that a child accused of war crimes should not be placed in the hands of justice, but must benefit from Measures of Rehabilitation. Experts speaking the language of the child, knowledgeable of his culture and benefiting from means of investigation must carry out Psychological Support, Civic education must allow the child to relearn fundamental values, such as respect and equality, and the rights of the child. Education, be it training or studies chosen freely by the child, in a centre of rehabilitation, must enable him to prepare his insertion into society. Family reintegration must be carried out as soon as possible, in order to prepare the surroundings of the child within a framework. Finally, all actors, judges, teachers, police officers, social workers and the public in general must be sensitised to the rights of the child. (Editor' abstract) |
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Degree of interest | Of interest |
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