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University of Western Australia Sheds Light on Australia's Obligations to Children in Detention at Breakfast Event – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

University of Western Australia Sheds Light on Australia's Obligations to Children in Detention at Breakfast Event – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

Australia’s obligations to children in detention will be the subject of a panel discussion hosted by The University of Western Australia’s Public Policy Institute this month.“There is a pressing need for the Federal and State governments, Western Aus

Protégé: Emerging lawyers must understand the criminal justice system - Vimarsana News

Protégé: Emerging lawyers must understand the criminal justice system

Tom Penglis understands firsthand what issues exist in Western Australia’s criminal justice system. Now the co-founder of the WA Justice Association, he — together with colleagues like advocac

The Fight to Raise Australia's Age of Criminal Responsibility – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

The Fight to Raise Australia's Age of Criminal Responsibility – The Diplomat

At 12, an Australian child “cannot lawfully sign onto Facebook but can be questioned, arrested, detained, and imprisoned.”

2 State Governments in Australia Block UN Visits to Prisons - Vimarsana News

2 State Governments in Australia Block UN Visits to Prisons

The gap between how human rights groups view incarcerated people, and how governments in Australia view them, continues to be wide. 

How Western Australia Criminalizes Indigenous Children - Vimarsana News

How Western Australia Criminalizes Indigenous Children

The state’s disturbingly high rate of Indigenous incarceration is a direct result of punitive measures that push people – including minors – into the prison system.