GA: 101046589 – CHILD front – JUST-2021-JTRA
The CHILD front project aims to promote the effective and coherent implementation of European policy and legislation on child-friendly justice. The project focuses on Greece and Cyprus, the two Member States with the lowest scores in the European Union (2020 Justice Scoreboard) in terms of child-friendly justice.
The sub-objectives of the project include:
Development of a database on the training needs of judges and prosecutors in Greece and Cyprus, including non-legal skills necessary for child-friendly justice,
Development of training materials and tools for child-friendly justice based on good practices and international standards,
Providing high quality multidisciplinary training to 235 judges and prosecutors,
Creation of an e-learning platform to be used both during the project and in future training activities organised by the judicial support schools,
Training of trainers, who will act as a focal point for trainings on child-friendly justice within the judicial support schools and multiply the impact of the action through the systematic transfer of their knowledge.
Consortium:
To ensure a multidisciplinary approach, the project is being implemented by a consortium that includes specialists from the fields of judicial education, child psychology and child rights.
Coordinator: Centre for European Constitutional Law (Greece)
Partners:
Society of Social Psychiatry P. Sakellaropoulos (Greece)
Cyprus Family Planning Association (Cyprus).
Save the Children Italy (Italy)
Centre for the Study of Democracy (Bulgaria)
Support organisations
Ministry of Justice (Greece),
National School of the Judiciary (Greece)
Judicial Training School (Cyprus)
Read the project’s 1st newsletter here.
Read the project’s 2nd newsletter here.
Read the project’s 3rd newsletter here.
Read the project’s 4th newsletter here.
FIND THE INVITATION TO THE PROJECT’S FINAL CONFERENCE ON MARCH 26th 2024 HERE.
Υου can read the Guide on Access to Justice for children with disabilities and/or psychosocial problems here.
For more information please visit: https://childfront.eu/
The project is co-funded by the European Commission.
