Examples of using Justice programmes in English and their translations into Spanish
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Continuing development of restorative justice programmes.
Restorative justice programmes should be generally available at all stages of the criminal justice process.
Basic Principles on the Use of Restorative Justice Programmes in Criminal Matters.
Firm and clear legislation is crucial for instituting and legitimizing viable restorative justice programmes.
Implements gender justice programmes, provides technical assistance, policy advice, financial support, capacity development and training.
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Two of the five residences operated by the Department provide both care and protection,and youth justice programmes.
At least 15 per cent of funding on transitional justice programmes(including reparations projects) is specifically dedicated to gender equality.
In El Augustino,the judicial system case load was reduced by 44.2 per cent as a result of implementing restorative justice programmes.
Commenting on paragraph 6,Mexico noted that establishing restorative justice programmes at all stages of the justice process could minimize their significance and impact.
States should consider establishing a national body with the mandate to coordinate and supervise the implementation of juvenile justice, including restorative justice programmes.
In New Zealand, funding has been provided for some 12 community-managed restorative justice programmes and 3 court-based restorative justice pilot projects.
The Handbook on Restorative Justice Programmes has been downloaded frequently from the UNODC website; the Handbook of Basic Principles and Promising Practices on Alternatives to Imprisonment has also been well received.
One of the principal reasons for this discrepancy is that open environment restorative justice programmes avoid the costs associated with a child passing through formal judicial proceedings.
Target 2012: transitional justice bodies under the transitional justice law functioning,with a management plan for implementing transitional justice programmes.
This Act, enacted to provide federal assistance to juvenile justice programmes nationwide, incorporates the nondiscrimination provisions of 42 U.S.C. sec. 3789(d), which prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, colour, national origin, sex, and religion.
With this in mind, the effective coordination of all actors and service providers across multiple sectors and levels of administration is essentialto ensure holistic and effective restorative justice programmes for children.
However, the information presented at the Congress also showed that alternative measures,including restorative justice programmes, contribute to a child's reintegration and encourage him or her to assume a constructive role in society.
Two residences provide youth justice programmes only, and one a care and protection programme only. In accordance with the Department's Residential Strategy, all care and protection facilities are being separated from youth justice facilities.
Mr. ZOZULYA(Ukraine) said that coordination of programmes in the field of human rights with development, population,women's issues and criminal justice programmes would be a significant factor in the promotion and protection of human rights.
Member States should promote research on and evaluation of restorative justice programmes to assess the extent to which they result in restorative outcomes, serve as an alternative to the criminal justice process and provide positive outcomes for all parties.
The issue of restorative justice was also the subject of a meeting of a group of experts that adopted revised draft elements of a declaration of basic principles on the use of restorative justice programmes in criminal matters E/CN.15/2002/5/Add.1.
It includes a definition of discrimination which takes into account what is fair discrimination(for instance social justice programmes which discriminate to eliminate historical disadvantage) and indirect discrimination(discriminatory behavior in effect) as well as unfair and direct discrimination.
A significant number of participants drew attention to the global problem ofovercrowding in prisons and called for the increased use of alternatives to detention and of restorative justice programmes to replace exclusively punitive responses to crime.
Adequate financial resources should be made available at all levels to support and sustain restorative justice programmes, and to secure periodic capacity building for justice actors and service providers, as well as community volunteers and peer educators.
Nonetheless, the negative social perception of children involved with the justice system represents a significant challenge to the development of appropriate legislation and policies, orto the implementation of successful restorative justice programmes in countries where legislation is already in place.
Regarding the reaction of victims, in particular, to transitional justice programmes, there are two distinct concerns: one is that they may consider the programmes insufficient on many dimensions e.g., not enough prosecutions, personnel vetted out of certain institutions or reparation benefits.
Policies of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; availability of donor assistance for military justice and corrections; availability of donor assistance to police programmes; availability of donor assistance to justice programmes Table 4 Human resources: component 3.
In their most developed form, restorative justice programmes are multisectoral and go beyond the criminal justice system to include the provision of services, support and access to education and health services, vocational training and other activities in order to prevent reoffending.
Sweden also stressed that restorative justice programmes should not interfere with States' rights to impose sanctions on criminals and underlined that restorative justice programmes should not interfere with the principles of penal law regarding proportionality, legality, equity, predictability and consistency in sentencing.

