Examples of using Juvenile code in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Committee recommends that the necessary changes be made in the juvenile code to ensure that it is in full conformity with the requirements of the Convention,
Yemen welcomed the enactment of the Juvenile Code, the Elimination of Violence against Women Law, the Law on Combating the Financing Terrorism,
The Juvenile Code and the services provided by the Colombian Family Welfare Institute(ICBF)
the inclusion of restorative justice principles in the 2004 Juvenile Code(Indonesia);
Article 10 of the draft reform of the Juvenile Code establishes the right to"… protection for family life within the home,
pursuant to article 318 of the Juvenile Code, to provide assistance to all minors in such circumstances,
Article 294 of the Juvenile Code, Act No. 903/81,
the Rights of the Child and notes in this regard the lack of progress in reforming the Juvenile Code to bring it into line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
the Committee had expressed concern about the legal definition of the child contained in the Juvenile Code, which did not comply with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
develop in a family(in accordance with article 92 of the Juvenile Code) irrevocably establishes a new parentandchild bond between the child and the adopting family.
parental education programmes, although the Juvenile Code provides for"the derivation of family and juvenile assistance programmes"
integral development of children"Juvenile Code, articles 15 to 26.
pursuant to articles 21 and 90 of the Juvenile Code.
8 November 1996 covering subjects relating to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Juvenile Code.
Juvenile Code approved on 2004,
he advocates the adoption, in the Juvenile Code, of provisions promoting youth crime prevention strategies,
It noted that the Juvenile Code raised the minimum age of criminal responsibility from 7 to 12 years old. Yet,
which among other matters was responsible for the welfare of minors detained under a court order issued under article 22 of the Juvenile Code.
in accordance with the provisions of article 2 of the Juvenile Code;
and revising the juvenile code.