Objectives:
to build constructive and critical collaboration with all key actors and stakes holders in the Juvenile Justice System
- to develop sound south based juvenile jurisprudence, policy, law and system reform
- to develop and institutionalize child friendly perspective, procedures and practices in the administration of justice
- to bridge gaps and reduce the divisions caused by dichotomies that are antithetical to the child rights movement by facilitating the development of grounded knowledge and social change through Participatory Action Research
- To evolve into a centre of excellence on juvenile justice
Contacts:
Ms Arlene Manoharan, Research Officer (Co-ordinator)
arlene@nls.ac.in
Mr. Pramod Naikodi
pramodnaikodi@nls.ac.in
Ms. Anroopa Giliyal
Study on Juvenile Justice
Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU) Proposal and Draft Guidelines
Comparative Table on Juvenile Justice law in India
Critique and Recommendations for Children's Commission Bill sent to GoI
Guidelines for legislative reform
Jt Management and Role of Civil Society in Juvenile Justice.
Powers, Roles and Responsibilities for CWCs under the JJA 2000.
Recommendations for 11th Plan emerging out of CCL consultation
The Orphanages and Other Charitable Homes Act paper presented at DWCD GoK Meeting 16.12.2005
Towards Progressive Juvenile Justice
Social Audit Background note to KSLSA 2008 Arlene Manoharan CCL NLSIU
‘The Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Bill, 2005’ Critique and Recommendations
Key features of the Karnataka Rules under the JJ (CPC) Act 20001
The Juvenile Justice
(Care and Protection of Children)
Act 2000
Model Rules for effecting a more
Child Friendly Juvenile Justice System
Opinion on Accession to Hague Convention CCL NLSIU 2004