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This gearing of public transport toward the socioeconomic margins, especially margins seen as isolated from or in conflict with the majority, impedes popularity and thus implementation; dedicating a bus lane in Los Angeles has proven a task comparable to the labours of Hercules.
Technical support The CRC, Vienna Guidelines and Tokyo Rules clearly state the need for international co-operation in the implementation of child rights in general, and justice for children in conflict with the law and non-custodial measures in particular.
PODGORICA, MARCH 21, 2011 – After four months of the implementation of the project "Promotion of Victim/Offender Mediation for Juveniles in Conflict with the Law" participants of the discussion held in Podgorica concluded that mediation is the best way of resolving the cases involving children in conflict with a law.
Mandate UNICEFUNICEF has a mandate to support government and civil society implementation of the CRC (including provisions relating to children in conflict with the law) and it also has a mandate to take the UN lead in juvenile justice.
Summary UNICEF has a mandate to support government and civil society implementation of the CRC (including provisions relating to children in conflict with the law) and it also has a mandate to take the UN lead in juvenile justice.
This agreement on 'Referrals and Cooperation between Social Workers, Police Officers and Prosecutors' will guide these public servants and officials on better implementation of the Juvenile Code and protection of the rights of children in conflict with the law.
The European Union is considering banning the implementation of so-called "backdoors" that allow the reading of encrypted messaging, a move that would place it in conflict with the UK government's desire to have access to all secure communications.
