SRINAGAR, JUNE 30: A two-day
workshop on Juvenile Justice System for Juvenile Justice Boards (Principal
Magistrates and Social Members) organized jointly by Jammu & Kashmir State
Judicial Academy and Save the Children was inaugurated District Court Complex
at Moominabad here today.
The workshop was inaugurated by Acting Chief Justice, J&K High
Court, Justice Alok Aradhe in presence of Chairman Juvenile Justice Committee
Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey, former Judge of High Court (Chairman,
Selection-Cum-Oversight Committee) Hasnain Massodi, Special Director General of
Police V K Singh, and CEO Save the Children Bidisha Pillai.
Justice Aradhe, who is also Chief-Patron State Judicial Academy,
complemented the Academy for organising the programme for effective
implementation of Juvenile Justice System in the State. "The real
challenge lies in implementing the relevant provisions of laws, schemes and
programmes meant for children welfare," he added.
Justice Magrey in his address said in every society fundamental rights
of children are prone to violations. "To meet such an eventuality, the
States under the Convention have recognised the right of every such child to be
treated in a manner which is consistent with the promotion of the child’s sense
of dignity and worth,” he said.
Justice Massodi highlighted the steps already taken by the government
regarding the implementation of Juvenile Justice Act and overall progress of
Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS).
On the occasion, Special Director General of Police who is also the
Designated Nodal Officer under Juvenile Justice Act highlighted the overall
steps taken by Police for effective implementation of the Act.
CEO Save the Children in her address highlighted the overall plight of
children in need of care & protection and the children in conflict with the
law with particular reference to the State of J&K. She also shared her
recent experience of meeting the juveniles and stressed upon the need for
effective implementation of the Act.

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