News and Events
10 Oct 2016
On 5 October 2016, the final conference was held for the European REVIJ project in the Siete Coronas Hotel in the city of Murcia, Spain. The REVIJ project (Reparation to the Victim in the European Juvenile Justice Systems: Comparative analysis and transfer of best practices) compares victim reparation measures in different European juvenile justice systems. Read more...
06 Oct 2016
On 4 October 2016, the latest REVIJ project partners’ meeting was held in Murcia, Spain. The REVIJ project (Reparation to the victim in the European Juvenile Justice Systems: Comparative analysis and transfer of best practices) compares victim reparation measures in different European juvenile justice systems. Read more...
02 May 2016
On February 1, Diagrama Foundation held the REVIJ Project national seminar for the UK, in Europe House, London.The REVIJ project, which concludes later this year, will help provide a shared vision on victim reparation measures in Europe, analysing the accomplishment of the Directive 2012/29/UE of the European Parliament and the Council of Europe regarding respect to rights, support and protection of offence victims. Read more...
14 Mar 2016
European partners of the project 'REVIJ. Reparation to the victim in the European Juvenile Justice Systems: Comparative analysis and transfer of best practices' have gathered for their third meeting, this time in Verona.The study compares the victim reparation measures in different European juvenile justice systems and is funded by the Criminal Justice Programme of the EU. Read more...
02 Nov 2015
The second meeting of the partners of the European Project ‘REVIJ’ was held, on September 23, in the city of Rennes (France), where there was a presentation of the analysis of good practices accomplished by each one of the project’s partners in their respective countries. The study, 'Reparition to the victim in the European Juvenile Justice Systems: Comparative analysis and transfer of best practices', compares the restorative measures found in different European Juvenile Justice Systems. Read more...
