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Child friendly justice : wishful thinking?!
2015Bei diesem Beitrag handelt es sich um ein Kapitel aus den Kongressbänden des Deutschen Präventionstags (DPT-ID: 2864).
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Child-Friendly Justice – Polish Perspective
A child has the right to express his/her opinion, especially in matters concerning him/her and those that concern his/her legal interest, especially in the course of court proceedings. The child’s right to express himself/herself during court proceedings is a manifestation of the child’s appreciation as a valuable source of information.openaire +1 more source
Child-Friendly Justice – Serbian Perspective
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) was ratified by Serbia in 1991, but the specific rights of children to participate in court proceedings were more clearly defined with the Family Act of 2005. Serbian law establishes a strong foundation for child-friendly justice, aligning closely with CRC obligations.openaire +1 more source
Child-Friendly Justice – French Perspective
Children’s participation rights in France are not explicitly in the Constitution but are secured through international conventions (CRC, European texts), national laws, and the juvenile justice system. The key concept is discernement, combined with age thresholds, which determine when minors can be heard, take part in proceedings, or be held ...openaire +1 more source
Child-Friendly Justice – Hungarian Perspective
Hungary was the first of the Central and Eastern European countries to sign the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) on 14 March 1990. This was promulgated by Act LXIV of 1991 and entered into force on 6 November 1991. The adoption of the CRC marked the beginning of the necessary harmonisation of legislation and the preparation of a law on the ...openaire +1 more source
Child-Friendly Justice – Slovenian Perspective
The article presents the position, rights, and participation possibilities of children in different civil and criminal proceedings in Slovenia. It introduces the constitutional framework for the protection of children’s rights and some fundamental guarantees for children in all types of proceedings.openaire +1 more source
Child-Friendly Justice – Slovakian Perspective
The chapter offers a comprehensive analysis of the rights and participation of minor children in civil, criminal, and administrative court proceedings in the Slovak Republic, from a child-friendly justice perspective. The Slovak legal system does not currently contain a dedicated procedural code for minors.openaire +1 more source
Child-Friendly Justice – Romanian Perspective
Given that children can also be involved in various civil, administrative and criminal proceedings, it is very important that there are legal instruments in place in each state to guarantee their rights in such situations. Children’s right to participation is a fundamental principle that gives them the opportunity to express their views and have a say ...openaire +1 more source
Child-Friendly Justice – Czech Perspective
The perception of a child as an object of the rights of others and an object of protection by law has shifted to treating a child as an active subject endowed with their own legal rights since the Convention on the Rights of the Child. This change has been reflected in legal orders of the signatory countries, including the Czech Republic, which ...openaire +1 more source