Children and the Law

Child and law loose is a heroin addict and works as a prostitute to pay for her addiction. She has two children, a 13-year-old Daniel, and Erie who has never been married. And neither of her children's fathers has reached an agreement of parental responsibility. She does not know who Daniel's father is. Erie's father is also a heroin addict. He is not interested in his daughter. Ruth loves her children. But as everyone knows, she disappears for a few days at a time, will be disappearing with one person or a stranger.

Under the age of 12, illegal children under the age of 18 are considered criminal officers and may be punished. However, according to international law they are still considered "children", the "Convention on the Rights of the Child" establishes a judicial mechanism to protect minors, prohibits life imprisonment and imprisonment against life imprisonment There. Unfortunately, Iran is at the top of the 2016 juvenile criminal list. According to the report of Amnesty International, the country conducted 73 executions of underage executives between 2005 and 2015, and at least four in 2015. Unfortunately, this figure underestimates the fact that the Iranian government does not disclose data on these executions and refuses to treat it as confidential.

The child's rights law is defined as a place where law intersects the life of a child. This includes juvenile delinquency, proper procedure of children participating in the criminal justice system, appropriate surrogacy and effective rehabilitation services, care and protection of children under the civil protection, race, gender, sexual orientation Educational gender, nationality, religion, disability, skin color, race and other characteristics of all children, as well as health and publicity

Children are one of the most vulnerable members of society. Domestic law protects children until it is thought that children can interact in society like adults. Therefore, the criminal justice system treats children differently from adults. The law on children who violate the Criminal Code is included in the 2001 Child Act, amended by the Criminal Justice Act 2006, the Child (revised) Act of 2015 and other legislation. The Child Law 2001 became law in July 2001, and since then most of the provisions of the 2001 law and its amendments have been enforced. The law in 2001 was based on the idea that children who are in violation of the law could be detained (imprisoned) only by the state as a last resort. Before considering detention, there are many community-based measures that must be investigated and exhausted.