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HomeSoccer, S. A.Aline Gatto Boueri 26/11/2008 - 16:39 | add new comment |
In the capital of Argentina, a league of 20 teams created out of grassroots organizations. Run by volunteer activists, it offers children and teens a chance to play, and by making up their own rules, a chance to learn about settling differences constructively through the ideas of Paulo Freire. Drug Policy: A continent preparesAndrea Domínguez 20/11/2008 - 10:24 | add new comment |
Law makers and politicians in Latin America consider the need for harm reduction and the effects of repressive policies. The Presidents of Mexico, Honduras and Argentina have spoken in favor of decriminalizing drug use, just as the United Nations is poised to re-evaluate the first ten years of the War on Drugs. US: Uncertain Future for Criminal Justice ReformNathaniel Wolfson 14/11/2008 - 15:31 | add new comment |
Despite record number of voters in the recent elections in the United States, 5.3 million americans were barred from the voting booths. Nathaniel Wolfson, from Brown University tells us why, and what the new presidency may mean for criminal justice reform in the nation. Police thinkers discuss officer training in São PauloAlan Meguerditchian 11/11/2008 - 16:42 | add new comment |
By encouraging police officers to join graduate studies, and focusing greater attention to officer training, São Paulo's Pensadores PM group in Brazil's wealthiest state, hopes to strengthen the corporation inside and out. An historic step for Child Rights in South AfricaLis Horta Moriconi 05/11/2008 - 17:44 | add new comment |
"South Africa has finally established a child justice system that will potentially reduce crime; promotes the accountability of children; and treats them in a manner appropriate to their ages," said Gallinetti in an exclusive interview to Comunidad Segura. In Liberia, fighters become farmers 03/11/2008 - 14:44 | add new comment |
Former combatants learn how to work the land and raise livestock, literacy, numeracy, information on sexual health and social skills. In the Salala District, Disarmament and Demobilization, with an emphasis on Reintegration. By Landmine Action's Rob Deere and Richard Moyes. The high cost of violence in Central AmericaAndrea Domínguez 29/10/2008 - 18:04 | add new comment |
Violence in Central America cost approximately $6.5 billion in 2006 - equivalent to 7.7% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) - according to the results obtained by a study called "The economic costs of violence in Central America "
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