The first day of the International Workshop “Preventing secondary and repeat victimisation of child victims of crime: Risk assessments and solutions in the best interests of the child” was held on the 17th of March. The Workshop was organised by the South-East European Research Centre in Greece (SEERC) under the E-PROTECT II project and focused on the best practices and means for preventing secondary and repeat victimisation of child victims of crime identified across the different Member States. The event gathered more than 260 professionals working in the field of juvenile justice and criminal justice in general.
The second day of the E-PROTECT II International Workshop was held online on the 24th of March, gathering more than 260 participants, including professionals working in the field of juvenile justice, academics, NGO experts, judges, prosecutors, lawyers, etc. The 2nd day of the Workshop was focused on the topic of conducting risk assessment of child victims of crime revealing many interesting facts, best practices and practical challenges on the matter across Europe.
You can learn more about the success and the outcomes of E-PROTECT two-day International Workshop below.
