Launched by Defence for Children International in January 1997, the International Network on Juvenile Justice (INJJ) brings together non-governmental organisations, academic institutions and individual experts active in the field of juvenile justice from all over the world. The aim of the Network is to promote methods of dealing with children, who are in conflict with the law, that are consistent with international standards on the rights of the child and of juvenile justice, by supporting efforts to develop and improve juvenile justice systems worldwide.

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