‘Stati generali’ on juvenile justice
On 26 November, the closing conference of the ‘Stati generali’ on juvenile justice will be held in Rome, organised by the Antigone Association, Defence for Children International Italy and Libera – Associations, Names and Numbers Against the Mafia.
The event is the culmination of work carried out in parallel throughout this year by the various working groups, all of which have addressed – from different perspectives and with different approaches – the issue of juvenile justice. Specifically, the six working groups analysed the following topics: young people and the criminal justice system; juvenile detention; community-based sentencing, probation and youth communities; young migrants and the juvenile justice system; expertise, organisations and resources; and healthcare tailored to minors. The final conference – which will feature round-table discussions and presentations by representatives from civil society organisations, academia and the political sphere – aims to collate and analyse the findings, whilst also proposing recommendations and avenues for reform.
Further information on the event can be found in the attached poster.