A future where justice prioritizes rehabilitation over punishment begins with investing in youth, legal protections, and restorative solutions.
Objective:
To strengthen juvenile justice systems by promoting legal protections, rehabilitation programs, and alternatives to detention for at-risk and incarcerated youth, ensuring their rights and successful reintegration into society.
Key Components:
– Legal Education & Awareness: Juvenile rights training for youth, families, and justice actors.
– Capacity Building: Training for judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement on child-sensitive legal practices.
– Rehabilitation & Reintegration: Vocational training, mentorship, and diversion programs.
– Psychosocial Support: Trauma-informed care and mental health services for detained youth.
– Policy & Advocacy: Legal aid expansion, legislative reforms, and improved detention conditions.
Expected Outcomes:
Short-Term (6-12 months):
– 500 juveniles educated on their rights.
– 50+ justice professionals trained in juvenile justice best practices.
Long-Term (1-3 years):
– Decreased juvenile incarceration through diversion programs.
– 70% of eligible juveniles gain legal representation.
Activities:
– Weekly legal literacy workshops for detained and at-risk youth.
– Quarterly training for justice professionals on child-friendly procedures.
– Vocational training and mentorship in detention centers.
– Advocacy for juvenile justice reforms and legal aid access.
Call for Collaboration:
This initiative will reshape juvenile justice in the Middle East, ensuring protection, rehabilitation, and second chances for youth. If you’re working in juvenile justice, legal reform, or child rights advocacy, we want to hear from you. Let’s build a just and inclusive future together.