Примеры использования Reintegration of juveniles на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To provide educational andtraining programmes to help the social reintegration of juveniles;
Implement post-release programmes for reintegration of juveniles, in order to facilitate their reintegration into society and prevent recidivism; and.
Facilities and programmes for the physical andpsychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles should be developed.
The Committee is also concerned at the insufficiency of facilities and programmes for the physical andpsychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles.
Establish a programme of rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following justice proceedings;
To develop programmes and provide facilities for the physical andpsychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles;
The lack of assistance for the rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings;
The insufficiency of facilities and programmes for the physical andpsychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles.
The Committee is further concerned at the very limited possibilities for the rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings and at the sporadic training of judges, prosecutors and prison staff.
The insufficiency of facilities and programmes for the physical andpsychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles.
Make every effort to establish a programme of rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings;
The Committee remains concerned about the conditions faced by children deprived of liberty, particularly children detained with adults without adequate protection from inhumane treatment, and about the insufficiency of programmes for the physical andpsychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles.
Make every effort to establish a programme of rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings;
In addition, the Committee is deeply concerned about the poor conditions of detention, due notably to overcrowding, the overuse of pre-trial detention, the low minimum age of criminal responsibility(10 years), the lengthy periods before juvenile cases can be heard, andthe absence of assistance towards the rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings.
Make every effort to establish a programme of rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following justice proceedings; and.
In particular, it was concerned at the lack of juvenile courts, juvenile judges and social workers in this field and at the very poor conditions of detention, due to overcrowding in detention and prison facilities, overuse and long periods of pre-trial detention, the length of time before the hearing of juvenile cases,the lack of assistance towards the rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings.
Make every effort to establish a programme of rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings;
As part of this reform, CRC particularly recommended that Burkina Faso undertake all necessary measures to ensure the establishment of juvenile courts, the appointment of trained juvenile judges in all regions; to consider deprivation of liberty only as a measure of last resort and for the shortest possible period of time, limit by law the length of pretrial detention; and,make every effort to establish a programme of rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings.
Make every effort to establish a programme of rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings; and.
The project supported the reform of legislation on juveniles and the establishment of systems for the monitoring,follow-up and reintegration of juveniles upon release.
Facilities and programmes for the physical andpsychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles should be developed.
The Committee also recommends that every effort be made to separate children from adults in detention and prison facilities andto establish a programme of rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following justice proceedings.
Facilities and programmes for the physical andpsychological recovery and social reintegration of juveniles should be developed.
In particular, the Committee is concerned at the small number of juvenile courts, none of which is outside Bangui, the detention and imprisonment of juveniles with adults and the absence of assistance towards the rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following justice proceedings.
In connection with the intended transformation of the commissions on juvenile affairs into commissions for defence of the rights of juveniles, relieving them of administrative functions concerning court business,their activity on the reintegration of juveniles on return from places of detention and those sentenced to punishments not involving deprivation of liberty should now be more extensive and active.
The importance of diversion measures as well as alternatives to detention that built on reconciliation,restoration and reintegration of juveniles was repeatedly mentioned.
In Timor-Leste, UNICEF drafted a memorandum of understanding with government authorities to provide assistance for drafting legislation on child protection and juvenile justice, train judiciary,ensure social reintegration of juveniles, and increase the number of children registered at birth.
In addition the Committee is deeply concerned at the non-separation of children and adults in jails(with the exception of the jail in Niamey), the very poor conditions of detention, mainly due to overcrowding in detention and prison facilities, the frequent recourse to and excessive length of pre-trial detention,the very limited rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings and the sporadic training of judges, prosecutors and prison staff.
In addition, it is deeply concerned at the very poor conditions of detention, due notably to overcrowding in detention and prison facilities, overuse and extremely long periods of pre-trial detention, the length of time before the hearing of juvenile cases,the lack of assistance towards the rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles following judicial proceedings and the lack of systematic training of judges, prosecutors and prison staff.
The Committee also welcomes the various projects aimed at the reintegration of juvenile perpetrators.