The research which is a novelty for the Albanian context, aims at providing a snapshot of the child protection measures for children below the age of criminal responsibility who are in conflict with the law in Albania. 

This Manual serves as a methodological and administrative guidance on how to work with the Child Advisory Boards (CAB) within the "AWAY - Alternative Ways to Address Youth" project. After briefly introducing the project, detailed information is provided on setting up the CAB, planning its meetings, and developing the group. The manual also suggests approaches and guiding ethical principles for child participation. 

The "Juvenile Justice from A to Z" brochure helps children and youth navigate the juvenile justice field, with a focus on diversion. 

Terre des hommes Romania organized on 28th of November an advocacy event with a national wide participation of specialists and experts in juvenile justice and child protection. During the event, it was presented a letter written by youth and addressed to the ones that have the decisional power regarding the juvenile justice system.

This report presents an analysis of the juvenile justice system in Romania with a special focus on the diversion measures. 

Juvenile justice systems in Europe have undergone considerable change over the past 20 years, particularly those in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). These legal and structural changes concerned the implementation of alternative measures, diversion, victim-offender mediation and other restorative techniques in the majority of the countries in the CEE region.

Terre des hommes Mission in Albania, in partnership with Terre des hommes Foundation in Hungary and the Foundation for Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation of Disputes, with the support of the Delegation of the European Union to Albania, has started a new initiative on contributing to the respect of children rights of children/youth in contact with the law

Terre des hommes co-organises the 2018 World Congress on Justice for Children: “Strengthening Justice Systems for Children: Challenges, including disengagement from violent extremism”, which will be held at the UNESCO House in Paris, France from 28th to 30th May 2018.

Each year, more than half a million children in Europe come in contact with the law. To help them understand the legal proceedings and their rights, Terre des hommes worked with young people to develop StoryLab, an innovative mobile game that guides young players through the workings of the legal system.

This programme was developed by Romanian experts Mihaela Sasarman and Andrei Chişcu and contains 20 topics focused on the most frequent behaviors experienced by children, being provided for application during one academic year.