Prioritizing Children's Justice
The article discusses the decision by the Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs, and Endowments in Bahrain to revise the list of experts appointed to work before the Juvenile Reform Courts and the Judicial Committee for Child Protection. The aim of this update is to strengthen the child's justice system. The decision includes appointing specialists in psychological therapy and social research, with the goal of improving the quality of technical reports and supporting the making of more humane and effective judicial decisions. This is to be achieved through coordination between government institutions and the provision of more accurate assessment tools for cases. The amendment underscores the importance of protecting children's rights and establishing a concept of justice that considers the psychological and social circumstances of children, in line with the best international practices.
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