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2020 met\u0173 vasario 1 dien\u0105 Lietuvos teis\u0117s institutas (LTI) kaip pagrindinis projekto koordinatorius prad\u0117jo \u012fgyvendinti Europos S\u0105jungos (ES) finansuojam\u0105 projekt\u0105 \u201eTeisin\u0117 pagalba vaikams baud\u017eiamajame procese: gerosios praktikos formavimas ir sklaida\u201c (LA CHILD) (projekto pavadinimas angl\u0173 kalba: Legal aid for children in criminal proceedings: developing and sharing best practices<\/em>). Projektas \u012fgyvendinamas kartu su partneriais i\u0161 Belgijos (Defence for Children<\/em> (DCI-Belgium)) ir Albanijos (Center of Integrated Legal Services and Practices<\/em> (CILSP)).<\/p>\n Bendras projekto tikslas yra prisid\u0117ti stiprinant vaik\u0173, kurie yra \u012ftariamieji ar kaltinamieji baud\u017eiamajame procese, procesini\u0173 teisi\u0173 apsaug\u0105 ir skatinti nuosekl\u0173 Direktyvos 2016\/800 \u012fgyvendinim\u0105 ES valstyb\u0117se nar\u0117se. Projektas pagrindin\u012f d\u0117mes\u012f skiria vaikams teikiamos teisin\u0117s pagalbos klausimams ir jos kokybei.<\/p>\n Projekto metu bus analizuojamas Europos valstybi\u0173 reguliavimas ir praktika teikiant teisin\u0119 pagalb\u0105 vaikams baud\u017eiamajame procese bei bus parengta ataskaita, kurioje bus aptarti pagrindiniai i\u0161\u0161\u016bkiai bei gerieji valstybi\u0173 pavyzd\u017eiai. V\u0117liau, remiantis tyrimo rezultatais, bus parengtos teisin\u0117s pagalbos vaikams baud\u017eiamajame procese teikimo gair\u0117s, kurios bus pla\u010diai i\u0161platintos ES \u0161alyse. Be to, 2020 m. pabaigoje Vilniuje planuojama tarptautin\u0117 konferencija, kurioje u\u017esienio ir Lietuvos ekspertai dalinsis savo mintimis ir \u012f\u017evalgomis, o 2021 m. bus organizuojami specializuoti mokymai teisin\u0117s pagalbos administratoriams, teik\u0117jams, teis\u0117jams ir socialin\u0117ms tarnyboms. Projekt\u0105 u\u017ebaigs apskritojo stalo diskusija Briuselyje, kurioje bus kvie\u010diami dalyvauti nacionaliniai, tarptautini\u0173 ir ES institucij\u0173 ekspertai.<\/p>\n Projekt\u0105 finansuoja Europos S\u0105junga pagal \u201eTeisingumo\u201c program\u0105. Projekto trukm\u0117: 2020 m. vasario 1 d. \u2013 2021 m. gruod\u017eio 31 d.<\/p>\n [:en]<\/p>\n On 1 February 2020, the Law Institute of Lithuania (LIL) started implementing the EU co-funded project Legal aid for children in criminal proceedings: developing and sharing best practices <\/em>(LA CHILD<\/em>). The Project is implemented in consortium with partners from Belgium (Defence for Children<\/em> (DCI-Belgium)) and Albania (Center of Integrated Legal Services and Practices<\/em> (CILSP)).<\/p>\n The Project\u2019s overall objective is to contribute to enhancing protection of procedural rights of children in conflict with the law and to foster coherent implementation of Directive 2016\/800 in the EU Member States as regards legal aid to children. For this purpose, it will develop common standards, showcase best practices and innovative approaches that can be replicated across the EU as well as organize capacity building activities.<\/p>\n The Project activities will start with analysis of regulation and practices in European states when providing legal aid for children in conflict with the law. The prepared report will identify the main challenges encountered as well as best approaches to achieving effective and efficient legal aid for children. Later on, the Project team will draft the Guidelines on providing legal for children in conflict with the law and its \u2018child friendly\u2019 version. In addition, in the end of 2020, international conference is planned in Vilnius, where experts from different states will share their knowledge and insights. Furthermore, in 2021 tailored practical trainings to lawyers, judges, legal aid board members and social workers will take place in Lithuania, Belgium and Albania. The final event of the Project will be a roundtable discussion in Brussels where key Project outcomes and best practices will be presented and discussed.<\/p>\n The Project is co-funded by the Justice Programme of the European Union, and its activities will be carried out from 1 February 2020 to 31 December 2021.<\/p>\n [:]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" [:lt] 2020 met\u0173 vasario 1 dien\u0105 Lietuvos teis\u0117s institutas (LTI) kaip pagrindinis projekto koordinatorius prad\u0117jo \u012fgyvendinti Europos S\u0105jungos (ES) finansuojam\u0105 projekt\u0105 \u201eTeisin\u0117 pagalba vaikams baud\u017eiamajame procese: gerosios praktikos formavimas ir sklaida\u201c (LA CHILD) (projekto pavadinimas angl\u0173 kalba: Legal aid for children in criminal proceedings: developing and sharing best practices). Projektas \u012fgyvendinamas kartu su partneriais i\u0161 Belgijos (Defence for Children (DCI-Belgium)) ir Albanijos (Center of Integrated Legal Services and Practices (CILSP)). Bendras projekto tikslas yra prisid\u0117ti stiprinant vaik\u0173, kurie yra \u012ftariamieji ar kaltinamieji baud\u017eiamajame procese, procesini\u0173 teisi\u0173 apsaug\u0105 ir skatinti nuosekl\u0173 Direktyvos 2016\/800 \u012fgyvendinim\u0105 ES valstyb\u0117se nar\u0117se. Projektas pagrindin\u012f d\u0117mes\u012f skiria vaikams teikiamos teisin\u0117s pagalbos klausimams ir jos kokybei. Projekto metu bus analizuojamas Europos valstybi\u0173 reguliavimas ir praktika teikiant teisin\u0119 pagalb\u0105 vaikams baud\u017eiamajame procese bei bus parengta ataskaita, kurioje bus aptarti pagrindiniai i\u0161\u0161\u016bkiai bei gerieji valstybi\u0173 pavyzd\u017eiai. V\u0117liau, remiantis tyrimo rezultatais, bus parengtos teisin\u0117s pagalbos vaikams baud\u017eiamajame procese teikimo gair\u0117s, kurios bus pla\u010diai i\u0161platintos ES \u0161alyse. Be to, 2020 m. pabaigoje Vilniuje planuojama tarptautin\u0117 konferencija, kurioje u\u017esienio ir Lietuvos ekspertai dalinsis savo mintimis ir \u012f\u017evalgomis, o 2021 m. bus organizuojami specializuoti mokymai teisin\u0117s pagalbos administratoriams, teik\u0117jams, teis\u0117jams ir socialin\u0117ms tarnyboms. Projekt\u0105 u\u017ebaigs apskritojo stalo diskusija Briuselyje, kurioje bus kvie\u010diami dalyvauti nacionaliniai, tarptautini\u0173 ir ES institucij\u0173 ekspertai. Projekt\u0105 finansuoja Europos S\u0105junga pagal \u201eTeisingumo\u201c program\u0105. Projekto trukm\u0117: 2020 m. vasario 1 d. \u2013 2021 m. gruod\u017eio 31 d. 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The prepared report will identify the main challenges encountered as well as best approaches to achieving effective and efficient legal aid for children. Later on, the Project team will draft the Guidelines on providing legal for children in conflict with the law and its \u2018child friendly\u2019 version. In addition, in the end of 2020, international conference is planned in Vilnius, where experts from different states will share their knowledge and insights. Furthermore, in 2021 tailored practical trainings to lawyers, judges, legal aid board members and social workers will take place in Lithuania, Belgium and Albania. The final event of the Project will be a roundtable discussion in Brussels where key Project outcomes and best practices will be presented and discussed. The Project is co-funded by the Justice Programme of the European Union, and its activities will be carried out from 1 February 2020 to 31 December 2021. 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