Public Prosecution organises course on juvenile justice
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Public Prosecution, represented by the Criminal Studies Institute, has organised a specialised training course on juvenile justice in light of international standards, in cooperation with the Siracusa International Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights in Italy.</p> <p>Held at the Public Prosecution’s headquarters in Doha, the four-day course brings together 25…
Doha, Qatar: The Public Prosecution, through the Criminal Studies Institute, has launched a specialized training course on juvenile justice, aligning with international standards. The four-day program, hosted at the Public Prosecution's headquarters, brings together 25 members of the institution.
The curriculum encompasses a variety of legal and human rights aspects related to juvenile justice, such as the definition of juvenile criminal justice and diverse legal frameworks. It also explores mechanisms for safeguarding children at different stages, whether they are victims, offenders, or at risk.
The program delves into legal protections during investigations and trials, alternatives to conventional penal measures, non-custodial measures, and standards for institutional reform. It also assesses the roles of the Public Prosecution, judiciary, and civil society organizations in advancing juvenile justice in accordance with the latest frameworks.
This course is part of the Public Prosecution's efforts to enhance the skills of its legal personnel, strengthen collaboration with prominent international institutes, and facilitate the sharing of expertise and global best practices. Its objectives include improving participants' practical and theoretical abilities to elevate the quality and efficiency of investigations and ensure prompt resolution of juvenile cases.
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