National Coalition on the Rights of the Child in Lebanon The Fourth and Fifth Alternative Report on the Implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in Lebanon Introduction
Recommendation 137: Approving the Lebanese child law which is still a draft law in the Higher Council for Childhood to enhance the protection of vulnerable children
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- Recommendation 141: Imposing a sanction on the custodians and guardians of juveniles when its proven their responsibility and role in the juveniles delinquency.
- Recommendation 146: Establishing a special mechanism to transport juveniles, especially female juveniles, to avoid housing them with adults.
- Recommendation 149: Activating the legal aid system and supporting Tripoli and Beirut Bar Associations in ensuring necessary funds.
- Recommendation 152: Approval of the protocol of the involvement of children in armed conflicts signed since 2007.
Recommendation 137: Approving the Lebanese child law which is still a draft law in the Higher Council for Childhood to enhance the protection of vulnerable children. Recommendation 138:Amendment of article No. 33 of law 2002/422 for the protection of juveniles, its second and third paragraphs regarding the unification of the processes of review of the decision issued by ordinary courts and the juvenile court to define the sanction and appeal it, the ordinary courts shall refer their decision, directly and immediately after issuing it, to the juvenile court in order to determine the appropriate sanction and measures. Recommendation 139: Amending article 3 by adding a new paragraph stating that juveniles shall be separated during arrest, detention and imprisonment according to their nationality, age and the nature of their crimes. Recommendation 140: Amending article 2 by adding a new paragraph stating the necessity of separating juveniles who are under precautionary arrest and condemned juveniles from adults in the places of detention and during arrest. Recommendation 141: Imposing a sanction on the custodians and guardians of juveniles when it's proven their responsibility and role in the juvenile's delinquency. Recommendation 142: Issuing executive decrees regarding the establishment of a reform school as stipulated by law 2002/422 and the regulatory decree on the establishment of a reform school for minor girls. Recommendation 143: Emphasizing with competent ministries on the necessity of respecting and implementing law 2002/422 for the protection of juveniles, especially in terms of the rights of juveniles, and the necessity of respecting the implementation of the juvenile law by helping juveniles avoid, as much as possible, investigations and trials and keeping them away from the cycle of crime and punishment. Recommendation 144: Emphasizing that judicial police officers should adhere to law 422/2002 especially respecting the protections accorded to juveniles, as well as working on increasing the number of individuals engaged in the guarding of juveniles and preparing them, both theoretically and practically, to deal with them. Recommendation 145: Activating the role of judicial inspection, especially in terms of arrest delays and setting up complaint boxes related to judicial inspection in the places of arrest and detention of juveniles. Recommendation 146: Establishing a special mechanism to transport juveniles, especially female juveniles, to avoid housing them with adults. Recommendation 147: Preparing special rooms and places for the detention and arrest of juveniles. Recommendation 148: Working on separating adult female prisoners from juvenile female prisoners in the places of arrest, detention and trial. Recommendation 149: Activating the legal aid system and supporting Tripoli and Beirut Bar Associations in ensuring necessary funds. Recommendation 150: Activating and establishing a monitoring and accountability system for the advocates who were assigned by both bar associations to plead and defend juveniles within the legal aid system. Recommendation 151: Working on ensuring a specialized staff capable of dealing with juveniles in rehabilitation and detention centers, maintaining contact and communication between the minor and his family, establishing appeal offices for juveniles in order to follow up their status and rights and monitor adherence to international principles and conventions, preparing periodic reports thereof, as well as ensuring appropriate health services for juveniles in general and female juveniles in particular. Sixth: children in armed conflicts
Recommendation 152: Approval of the protocol of the involvement of children in armed conflicts signed since 2007. 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