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Practical Handbook for Lawyers

When Representing a Child

Training Materials on Access to Justice

for Migrant Children, Module 6

FAIR Project, April 2018

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Practical Handbook for Lawyers

When Representing a Child

I. Child friendly justice 5

1. Key principles of child friendly justice 5

2. Treatment of children during proceedings 7

3. Protection measures for child victims and witnesses of crime 10

4. Participation model 12

II. Communication with a child client 13

1. Practical aspects 13

2. How to communicate with a child client 14

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Professor Kyong-Wahn Ahn, Republic of Korea

Justice Adolfo Azcuna, Philippines

Mr Muhannad Al-Hasani, Syria

Mr Abdelaziz Benzakour, Morocco

Justice Ian Binnie, Canada

Sir Nicolas Bratza, UK

Mr Reed Brody, United States

Prof. Miguel Carbonell, Mexico

Dame Silvia Cartwright, New Zealand

Justice Moses Chinhengo, Zimbabwe

Prof. Sarah Cleveland, United States

Justice Martine Comte, France

Justice Elisabeth Evatt, Australia

Mr Roberto Garretón, Chile

Prof. Jenny E. Goldschmidt, Netherlands

Prof. Michelo Hansungule, Zambia

Ms Gulnora Ishankanova, Uzbekistan

Mr. Shawan Jabarin, Palestine

Ms Imrana Jalal, Fiji

Justice Kalthoum Kennou, Tunisia

Prof. David Kretzmer, Israel

Prof. César Landa, Peru

Justice Ketil Lund, Norway

Justice Qinisile Mabuza, Swaziland

Justice José Antonio Martín Pallín, SpainProf. Juan Méndez, ArgentinaJustice Charles Mkandawire, MalawiMr Kathurima M'Inoti, KenyaJustice Yvonne Mokgoro, South Africa Justice Tamara Morschakova, RussiaMs Karinna Moskalenko, RussiaJustice Willly Mutunga, KenyaJustice Egbert Myjer, NetherlandsJustice John Lawrence O'Meally, AustraliaMs Mikiko Otani, JapanJustice Fatsah Ouguergouz, AlgeriaDr Jarna Petman, FinlandProf. Mónica Pinto, Argentina Prof. Victor Rodriguez Rescia, Costa RicaMr Alejandro Salinas Rivera, ChileJustice Michèle Rivet, Canada Prof. Marco Sassoli, Italy-Switzerland Justice Ajit Prakash Shah, IndiaJustice Kalyan Shrestha, Nepal Mr Raji Sourani, PalestineMr Wilder Tayler, UruguayJustice Philippe Texier, FranceJustice Lillian Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza, UgandaJustice Stefan Trechsel, Switzerland

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Vice-President:

Prof. Carlos Ayala, Venezuela

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Justice Radmila Dragicevic-Dicic, Serbia

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Ms Roberta Clarke, Barbados-Canada

Ms Hina Jilani, Pakistan

Justice Sanji Monageng, Botswana

Mr Belisário dos Santos Júnior, Brazil

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Practical Handbook for Lawyers

When Representing a Child

Training Materials on Access to Justice

FAIR Project, April 2018

Migrant Children, Module 6

Published in April 2018

International Commission of Jurists

P.O. Box 91

Rue des Bains 33

Geneva

Switzerland

Practical Handbook for Lawyers

When Representing a Child

Table of Contents

1. Key principles of child friendly justice 5

2. Treatment of children during proceedings 7

3. Protection measures for child victims and witnesses of crime 10

4. Participation model 12

1. Practical aspects 13

2. How to communicate with a child client 14

COLOR CODE:

RED BOXINTERNATIONAL AND EU LAW AND STANDARDS

GREEN BOXNON-BINDING SOURCES

TEXTICJ SUMMARIES AND EXPLANATIONS

Other Commission Members:

Professor Kyong-Wahn Ahn, Republic of Korea

Justice Adolfo Azcuna, Philippines

Mr Muhannad Al-Hasani, Syria

Mr Abdelaziz Benzakour, Morocco

Justice Ian Binnie, Canada

Sir Nicolas Bratza, UK

Mr Reed Brody, United States

Prof. Miguel Carbonell, Mexico

Dame Silvia Cartwright, New Zealand

Justice Moses Chinhengo, Zimbabwe

Prof. Sarah Cleveland, United States

Justice Martine Comte, France

Justice Elisabeth Evatt, Australia

Mr Roberto Garretón, Chile

Prof. Jenny E. Goldschmidt, Netherlands

Prof. Michelo Hansungule, Zambia

Ms Gulnora Ishankanova, Uzbekistan

Mr. Shawan Jabarin, Palestine

Ms Imrana Jalal, Fiji

Justice Kalthoum Kennou, Tunisia

Prof. David Kretzmer, Israel

Prof. César Landa, Peru

Justice Ketil Lund, Norway

Justice Qinisile Mabuza, Swaziland

Prof. Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes, Colombia

Commission Members

Acting President:

Prof. Robert Goldman, United States

Vice-President:

Prof. Carlos Ayala, Venezuela

Acting Vice-President:

Justice Radmila Dragicevic-Dicic, Serbia

Executive Committee:

Ms Roberta Clarke, Barbados-Canada

Ms Hina Jilani, Pakistan

Justice Sanji Monageng, Botswana

Mr Belisário dos Santos Júnior, Brazil