A research review on the application of restorative justice in cases involving child victims in Albania, Greece and Romania was conducted within the “i-RESTORE - Better Protecting Child Victims Rights through Restorative Justice” project. The national research report in Albania aimed at identifying gaps and synergies concerning the application of restorative justice in cases involving child victims. 

A research review on the application of restorative justice in cases involving child victims in Albania, Greece and Romania was conducted within the “i-RESTORE - Better Protecting Child Victims Rights through Restorative Justice” project. The national research report in Romania aimed at identifying gaps and synergies concerning the application of restorative justice in cases involving child victims. 

A research review on the application of restorative justice in cases involving child victims in Albania, Greece and Romania was conducted within the “i-RESTORE - Better Protecting Child Victims Rights through Restorative Justice” project. The review resulted in four research reports: one European and three national reports (Albania, Greece, Romania). The research was carried in consultation with children and key stakeholders from these countries.

A research review on the application of restorative justice in cases involving child victims in Albania, Greece and Romania was conducted within the “i-RESTORE - Better Protecting Child Victims Rights through Restorative Justice” project. The national research report aimed at identifying gaps and synergies concerning the application of restorative justice (RJ) in cases involving child victims. 

This policy brief focuses on children's rights in justice systems, including civil, criminal and administrative justice. To effectively safeguard children's rights in their many facets and across all areas of life, it is indispensable that such rights can be claimed, defended and respected in justice procedures that are appropriate and inclusive for all children without discrimination. Any strategy on the Rights of the Child will thus need to properly take into account children's rights in justice.

The FOCUS project aims at building knowledge, capacities and skills of justice professionals about standards and practices in the use of multi-disciplinary individual assessments. To achieve this purpose, a technical interface & a training manual needs to be developed to support the professionals in the process of conducting systematic multidisciplinary individual assessments with children.

Two projects of the child protection organisation promote the innovative approach of restorative justice for children in Greece – both for children victims and those in conflict with the law.

Through FOCUS project, Terre des hommes (Tdh) and its partners build the capacities of professionals to work in a multidisciplinary way on individual assessments of children involved in criminal proceedings. We also empower children to become agents of change and advocate for child-centred justice.

This document presents key concepts and answers frequently asked questions related to restorative justice. It was prepared within "i-RESTORE: Protecting Child Victims through Restorative Justice" project.

Children and youth in correctional facilities and detention centers in Romania have the right to a better future, but they risk being trapped in the system all their lives. At the beginning of 2020, Terre des hommes (Tdh) has started in Romania a project to help the rehabilitation of youth who are deprived of liberty.