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DCI – UN Beijing Rules

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Defence for Children International

United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Administration

of Juvenile Justice – Beijing Rules

Introduction – Geraldine Van Bueren and Anne-Marie

Tootell

Background to the Beijing Rules


Status of the Rules in International Law

Format of the Beijing Rules

Definitions Used in the Rules

Fundamental Principles

Age of Criminal Responsibility

Aims of Juvenile Justice

Scope of Discretion


Rights of Juveniles

Protect of Privacy
Initial

Contact
Diversion

Specialisation With In the Police

Detention Pending Trial

Adjudication and Disposition

Various Disposition Measures

Least Possible use of Institutionalisation

Avoidance of Unnecessary Delay

Records
Need for

Professionalism and Training

Provision of Needed Assistance & Mobilisation of

Volunteers & Other Community Services
Objective

of Institutional Treatment

Frequent and Early Recourse to Conditional Release

Semi-Institutional Arrangements

Research as a Basis for Planning , Policy Formation and

Evaluation

Use of the Rules

Text – United

Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Administration of Juvenile Justice –

Beijing rules

Annex

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