{"id":172,"date":"2013-12-26T16:25:25","date_gmt":"2013-12-26T14:25:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/zdg.md\/eng\/?p=172"},"modified":"2014-02-11T20:48:49","modified_gmt":"2014-02-11T18:48:49","slug":"the-fate-of-juveniles-over-14-years-jail-and-good-bye","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.zdg.md\/en\/the-fate-of-juveniles-over-14-years-jail-and-good-bye\/","title":{"rendered":"The fate of juveniles over 14 years: \u201dJail and good bye!\u201d"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"453-child-jail\"<\/a>Minors under the age of criminal responsibility in conflict with the law commit relapses.\u00a0Most of the times, law enforcement expect them to reach age of 14, the age of criminal liability.\u00a0Minors get in prison.\u00a0Then, released to freedom, shortly, they get behind the barbed wire again.<\/p>\n

Children in conflict with the law often come from poor families, being left on their own, or from families where parents work abroad.\u00a0Lack of education, frivolous lifestyle are factors that adversely affect minors who are easily manipulated.\u00a0Up to 14 years they commit a string of illegalities without carrying any responsibility, then they wake up in the prison cell and wonder how did they get there.<\/p>\n

His mother was sold<\/h3>\n

Dumitru and Alexander are in VIIth grade.\u00a0Financial condition of the families of origin is different, but the situation of both of them, in fact, is the same.\u00a0Alexander doesn\u2019t know what means lack of the money, unlike Dumitru, who is raised by grandparents and relatives.\u00a0The latter has never met his father, and his mother disappeared when he was only one year.\u00a0“I don\u2019t remember her.\u00a0One woman said she would find work for her and sold her abroad. For 12 years I have not heard from her, says Dumitru, who does not even know what his mother looked like in the past. \u201cNo photo was kept. She did not like taking pictures, “says the boy.<\/p>\n

After the disappearance of his mother, Dumitru remained in the care of his grandparents and relatives.\u00a0He says he does not feel alone, because he always has around his cousins \u200b\u200band uncles.\u00a0At the same time, he takes care of the household.\u00a0“We have birds, nutria.\u00a0I love taking care of them, “confesses Dumitru.\u00a0However, the lack of parental love has left its mark on the young character who is hyperactive, as well as having aggressive impulses.\u00a0Psychologist Marin Tataru, who knows the situation of the young, explains this behavior by the fact that “Dumitru was brought up by one relative, then by another and no one had a fixed attitude, that would guide him.\u00a0Although he has a leadership spirit, he also has a violent behavior, “says psychologist.<\/p>\n

\"453-delicventa-juvenila\"<\/a>He can not control aggression<\/h3>\n

Alexander’s situation is different.\u00a0“My dad helps me with homework, as my mother rarely comes home.\u00a0She’s mostly gone over to work”, says the boy.\u00a0The woman, for many years, wander the roads to Romania, where she sells at the market.\u00a0Thus, most of the time, the child remains in the care of his father or is\u00a0left of his head.\u00a0“Ever since I can remember myself, my mother is traveling there and back,” says Alexander.\u00a0Lack of attention from parents made \u200b\u200bhim aggressive.\u00a0To not get in the future, among minors in prison, social assistance turned to a psychologist to help him overcome these moments.<\/p>\n

Tataru Marin sees the problem in “libertine lifestyle.\u00a0In the evening he meets his father.\u00a0He practically never sees his mother. He leaves early in the morning, returns late in the evening,” explains psychologist.\u00a0Although calmer than Dumitru, when he explodes, Alexander can not control his aggression.\u00abAccumulates a lot and externalizes everything in five minutes,” says Marin Tataru.\u00a0The youngsters, although having behavioral problems can be helped.\u00a0They have not yet reached the age of criminal responsibility and social workers and psychologists now do everything possible not to follow the path of other minors who, once they reach the age of criminal responsibility (14 years), go to prisons.<\/p>\n

Environment influences child behavior<\/h3>\n

However, minors under the age of criminal responsibility are aware that they can commit any crime and will not get punished, and when they reach the age of 14, suddenly find themselves behind bars.\u00a0One solution would be “an obligation to participate in psychosocial program”, says Marin Tataru.\u00a0Although multidisciplinary team goes to various localities to identify the problem underlying the inappropriate behavior and trying to find solutions, the problem is not removed, because the child needs sustainable help.\u00a0“He opens.\u00a0Tells about his problems.\u00a0Says things that maybe he never said before.\u00a0But it is momentary.\u00a0We go out and it all ends.\u00a0Therefore, we must work not only with children, but especially with teachers and parents, who are always together”, explains psychologist.<\/p>\n

The same opinion has also Frauke de Kort, Chief Child Protection Program, UNICEF Moldova. “State services should focus more on the causes of child antisocial behavior and his entourage. Practice shows that, in most cases, children who come into conflict with the law are from vulnerable families, have left school or were once, on there turn, victims of violence or abuse.\u00a0These causes must be considered in parallel when talking about the reintegration of children in conflict with the law and preventing relapse among them”, says Frauke de Kort.<\/p>\n

\u00abBig Brother\u00bb<\/h3>\n

Larisa Bubnov, senior assistant in the Directorate of Social Assistance and Family Protection from Ungheni, also considers that a big role, for minors in conflict with the law, play the parents.\u00a0“In most cases, these children come from poor families.\u00a0We must find the way to the heart of these children.\u00a0We must not stigmatize, isolate them from the rest of society, because in this way they will never become part of society and will not contribute to its development.\u00a0Even if he is a runaway or has a delinquent behavior, he still remains a child, “explains social worker.\u00a0She remembers a case of a child who, from the age of nine, had committed a number of irregularities, including theft.\u00a0“Everyone was saying he had no future, to wait till he gets 14 years, after that follows prison and goodbye,” recalls Larisa Bubnov.<\/p>\n

Eventually, the boy was placed in a family home.\u00a0“I tried and the test was a success.\u00a0For three years, the child is in the care of professional parental assistant. He is very hardworking.\u00a0He loves the feeling of responsibility, of trust.\u00a0It makes him feel useful”, thinks social worker.\u00a0Larisa Bubnov has found another way to help juveniles in conflict with law, the “Big Brother” (“elder brother”), which showed positive results abroad.\u00a0It is a social service involving a number of men who have a basic job, their own family, but once or several times a week will be visited by children in conflict with the law, whom they will help, will communicate with them and gain their trust.\u00a0These men must have legal training, to be able to provide a consultation to minors.<\/p>\n

Courses for parents of children in conflict with law<\/h3>\n

On the other hand, the social worker noted the importance of training for parents of children with issues.\u00a0“I know that neither for the parent is not easy in such situations.\u00a0If they do not know how to deal with such children, they remove them and, finally, give up.\u00a0It’s about some basic training: what to do in one situation or another, where to turn, etc..\u201d,\u00a0 Believes Bubnov.\u00a0Peter Langa, head of social assistance and family protection from Ungheni, argues that most often, problems have the roots in the family.\u00a0“It’s very hard when you have no one to work with from the close ones.\u00a0I do not focus on correctional institutions.\u00a0It comes from the family.\u00a0If a child sees a correct behavior in the family, he is less at risk of getting on the list of minors in conflict with the law”, says head of social assistance.<\/p>\n

Multidisciplinary teams would be a solution, opines Peter Langa.\u00a0Here the prosecution gets involved, police inspectorate, psycho-pedagogic service, social worker, nurse, etc..\u00a0However, here there is a problem too.\u00a0“Each member contributes to some extent, but there is no continuity.\u00a0The social worker looks strict in his segment, the policeman – in his segment.\u00a0Prosecutor made a decision and further may not even be interested in the fate of that child.\u00a0We need continuity, a kind of case manager who knows exactly what follows. If parents were helped financially, to pursue education level, relationship in the family, etc.. “, believes Victor Zaharia, Director of the Institute for Penal Reform.<\/p>\n

Prison is not a solution<\/h3>\n

However, “for a minor, boundary between immoral and generally accepted rules is not so visible.\u00a0In this case, the fact that he has committed a crime may not be noticed immediately by the minor”, explains Victor Zaharia.\u00a0Code of Criminal Procedure provides that the interests of minors in a criminal case necessarily have to be represented by a lawyer.\u00a0This, however, in the opinion of Lilian Darii, executive director of the National Legal Aid Council of State”, <<should make maximum effort to achieve a different result than conviction, as long as such an outcome is possible>>.\u00a0Natalia Molo\u015fag, lawyer, also believes that “government should think of other measures, because minors, being in prison conditions, do not rehabilitate.\u00a0They relapse, which is not good at all “, says lawyer.<\/p>\n

However, rehabilitation should begin before the child reaches the age of criminal liability.\u00a0“If the prosecutor finds that parents have an attribution: do not educate or neglect him, the prosecutor may take action against the parents, measures of art.\u00a063 of the Administrative Code”, says Molo\u015fag.\u00a0In this regard, UNICEF Representative in Moldova pinpoints that “a punitive approach could have, in long term, the opposite effect desired: rebellion, contact with other criminals, marginalization or social isolation.\u00a0Detention, being it \u00a0in prison or in an educational institution, is not welcome and will be applied only as a last resort”, says Frauke de Kort.<\/b><\/p>\n

Olga Bulat<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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