Legal Training Workshop in Ipoh
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Legal Training Trainin g Workshop: Child Child & Youth Justice within the Malaysian Malaysian Legal System 18 (Saturday) &19 (Sunday) October 2014 10 CPD POINTS Event Code: T2/18102014/VOC/PR141180/10
Based on the positive response from our legal training workshops in 2013, Voice of the Children in collaboration with Paediatric Department, Raja Perempuan Bainun Hospital Ipoh, Perak is hosting the first 2014 legal training workshop on children in the legal system from 18-19 October! This interactive training session will be facilitated by Dr. Farah Nini Dusuki of the University Malaya, Faculty of Law and will focus on criminal law and the child justice system in Malaysia. Participants will gain a better understanding of children’s rights within the context of criminal law and how to handle cases in the best interest of the child. The training will include the following modules: Module One
Introduction to the Child and Youth Justice System
Module Two Module Three
The International Instruments Relevant to Child and Youth Justice Administration and their Applicability in Malaysia Introduction to Diversion and Restorative Justice
Module Four Module Five
Arrest and Investigation Pre-Trial Disposal and Court Proceedings
Module Six
Sentencing
Details of the training session are as follows: Date: Time: Venue: Fee:
18 (Saturday) and 19 (Sunday) October 2014 18 Oct – 09:00am to 06:45pm (Registration from 8:30am) 19 Oct – 09:00am to 06:00pm Bilik Seminar Pakar , 4th Floor, Ambulatory Care Centre (ACC) RM60.00 (includes meals and training materials)
Space is limited and is on a first come first served basis. Priority will be gi ven to junior litigation lawyers, lawyers in private practice and lawyers working in a human rights capacity. To reserve a place, please complete and return the attached registration form by form by email to [email protected] or by fax to 03 7960 4778 before or on 13 October 2014 (Monday) For enquiries please contact Joti Kohli by email at [email protected] at [email protected] or by phone at 03 7960 4776
Organized by Voice of the Children in collaboration with Paediatric Department, Raja Perempuan Bainun Hospital Ipoh, Perak
Based on the positive response from our legal training workshops in 2013, Voice of the Children in collaboration with Paediatric Department, Raja Perempuan Bainun Hospital Ipoh, Perak is hosting the first 2014 legal training workshop on children in the legal system from 18-19 October! This interactive training session will be facilitated by Dr. Farah Nini Dusuki of the University Malaya, Faculty of Law and will focus on criminal law and the child justice system in Malaysia. Participants will gain a better understanding of children’s rights within the context of criminal law and how to handle cases in the best interest of the child. The training will include the following modules: Module One
Introduction to the Child and Youth Justice System
Module Two Module Three
The International Instruments Relevant to Child and Youth Justice Administration and their Applicability in Malaysia Introduction to Diversion and Restorative Justice
Module Four Module Five
Arrest and Investigation Pre-Trial Disposal and Court Proceedings
Module Six
Sentencing
Details of the training session are as follows: Date: Time: Venue: Fee:
18 (Saturday) and 19 (Sunday) October 2014 18 Oct – 09:00am to 06:45pm (Registration from 8:30am) 19 Oct – 09:00am to 06:00pm Bilik Seminar Pakar , 4th Floor, Ambulatory Care Centre (ACC) RM60.00 (includes meals and training materials)
Space is limited and is on a first come first served basis. Priority will be gi ven to junior litigation lawyers, lawyers in private practice and lawyers working in a human rights capacity. To reserve a place, please complete and return the attached registration form by form by email to [email protected] or by fax to 03 7960 4778 before or on 13 October 2014 (Monday) For enquiries please contact Joti Kohli by email at [email protected] at [email protected] or by phone at 03 7960 4776
Organized by Voice of the Children in collaboration with Paediatric Department, Raja Perempuan Bainun Hospital Ipoh, Perak
