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- Bridge - Building resilience to reduce polarisation and growing extremism
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- Democracy Cities
& Drugs II - EU Street Violence
- IMPPULSE - Improving Police/Population Understanding for Urban Security
- Just & Safer Cities for All
- LIAISE 1 & 2 - Local institutions against extremism
- Local voices – Local communication strategies to prevent extremism
- LOUD - Local young leaders for inclusion
- MATCH-SPORT - Make Amateur Sport Tolerant Eliminating Racism and Discrimination
- MEDI@4SEC – The emerging role of social media in enhancing public security
- PACTESUR - Protecting Allied Cities against TErrorism by Securing Urban aReas
- PRACTICIES -
Partnership against Violent Radicalisation in Cities
- PREPARE - Preventing radicalisation through probation and release
- PROTECT – Public Resilience using TEchnology to Counter Terrorism
- Safer Drinking Scenes
- Security & Tourism
- SHINE – Sexual Harassment in Nightlife Entertainment Spots: Control and Prevention
- Solidify – Supervised Drug ConsumptIon Facilities to Instill Harm Reduction and Social Cohesion at Local Levels
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Tag Archives: Community
Justice for minors in Denmark: Summary Report
Age of criminal responsibility: Minors under 15 are considered criminally irresponsible (article 15 of the Penal Code). The age when you are civically responsible is fixed at 18. Trials: There is no special youth court, as the Danish Constitution forbids … More
Justice for minors in France: Summary Report, 2000
Age of criminal responsibility – This is the same age as the age when defendants can be tried as adults, i.e. 18, but can be lowered to 13 in certain cases. Minors under 13 have complete immunity from criminal proceedings – … More
Justice for minors in the Republic of Ireland, 2000
Age of criminal responsibility: Absolute criminal immunity for children under 7, who are considered “doli incapax”. Children aged 7 to 14 are deemed to be partially criminally responsible. Children who are 14 or over are criminally responsible. Offenders who are … More
Justice for minors in the Netherlands: Summary File, 2000
Prosecution age: this age is fixed at twelve, although full prosecution is reserved for people 18 or over. Children under 12 have absolute immunity. There is a specific penal code that can be applied to young offenders who are twelve … More
