A training on restorative justice for children was held in Turkmenistan

A training on restorative juvenile justice for children was held in Turkmenistan from 12 to 14 June, organized by UNICEF and the Prosecutor General's Office. During the training, employees of law enforcement agencies, social services and specialized organizations got acquainted with the modeling of measures to remove minors from the formal justice system. This is reported by the Internet publication "Turkmenistan: The Golden Age"..

During the training, the trainees learned the practice of interdisciplinary approach, which allows them to assess the risks and needs of minors and develop an individualized case management plan together with specialized specialists and psychologists.

Juvenile justice will help a child in trouble with the law to understand the harm caused and to take responsibility for the offense. He will be able to participate in rehabilitation and educational programs.