Description
Here you can find comparative information on children in criminal judicial proceedings - comparative information on safety special preventive measures for all the EU28 Member States on the basis of information collected from national and international databases. The data is available on e.g:
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Statutory provision on the right of child offenders to be protected from harm, including intimidation, reprisals and secondary victimisation;
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Existence of protocols for the police to refer child offenders to health or other social services;
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Child offenders who have been referred by the police to health or other social services;
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Existence of rules on mandatory reporting of harm to children;
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Statutory provision on the right of child victims to be protected from harm, including intimidation, reprisals and secondary victimisation;
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Existence of protocols for the police to refer child victims to health or other social services;
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Number of child victims who have been referred by the police to health or other social services out of 100,000 child population;
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Statutory provision on the right of child witnesses to be protected from harm, including intimidation, reprisals and secondary victimisation;
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Existence of protocols for the police to refer child witnesses to health or other social services;
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Number of child witnesses who have been referred by the police to health or other social services out of 100,000 child population;
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Existence of an independent monitoring system;
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No of cases in which the monitoring system identified violation of children's rights in a 12-month period.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
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| EU summery report on children's involvement in civil and administrative judicial proceedings | Doc | Open resource | |
| Safety special preventive measures | XLS | Open resource | |
| Masterlist | XLS | Open resource | |
| Website of DG Justice for Children in civil and administrative Justice | HTML | Open resource |