Training for Civil Society on Trial Monitoring and Advocacy for Child-friendly Justice – 2nd Group
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To strengthen the capacity of civil society to conduct trial monitoring of cases concerning minor’s rights in line with international practices, the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine in co-operation with the Ombudsperson will conduct a training for 20 civil society representatives. The special focus will be on advocacy component of trial monitoring as a powerful tool to persuade or influence those in positions of power to adopt and implement policies or practices that can yield a more human rights compliant and effective justice system.
Participants of the trainings will have the opportunity to improve their knowledge and skills in the following areas:
- international standards and best practices of trial monitoring;
- child-friendly justice standards;
- methodology for monitoring trials in cases involving children;
- advocacy for child-friendly justice. The training will envisage:
- intensive three-day learning and knowledge sharing;
- highly-qualified trainers;
- interactive and adult education training methods;
- new knowledge and methodological skills through individual and team work;
- thrill of the opportunity to absorb new experiences and meet like-minded people;
- certificate of its completion.
Participants will be selected on a competitive basis. Details of the procedure are described below.
Please submit your applications by completing the form at: https://forms.gle/7PB32JqgE4pGmYP18 by 23:59 21 June 2021.
The training is fully covered by the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine, and is held within the project “Enhancing Capacity for Trial Monitoring and Advocacy for Child-Friendly Justice Delivery in Ukraine” implemented jointly with the Ombudsperson.
Additional Information: Nina Reshetar, Rule of Law and Human Rights Project Assistant, e-mail: nina.reshetar@osce.org.