Young people's views and experiences

‘Rights respecting’ report adapted for a younger audience

‘Rights Respecting? Scotland’s approach to children in conflict with the law’ – Child friendly version

To make our report ‘Rights Respecting? Scotland’s approach to children in conflict with the law’ accessible to a younger audience, we have designed a child

Children and young people ‘increasingly isolated’ in lockdown

Notes from the ‘Rights Respecting’ Symposium

A Symposium to mark the publication of the Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice’s ‘Rights Respecting? Scotland’s approach to children in conflict with the law’ report took place at the

Info Sheet 88: Supporting all Under 18s in the Court System

Under 18s who appeared in court say: “I was in court the day after my 16th birthday and didn’t know what was happening…I just didn’t

Grappling with uncomfortable truths: Future-proofing Youth Justice in Scotland

During 2019, the Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice (CYCJ) undertook two major pieces of work with the potential to transform not only what we

Rights Respecting? Scotland’s approach to children in conflict with the law

This report, published in January 2020, sets out what Scotland must do to ensure its youth justice system is truly ‘rights respecting’, if it is

IAP study pictures prevention in Scottish youth justice

Evaluating the contribution of CYCJ

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