In Brief: Detention of Teenagers in France — Association Report Highlights Educational Shortcomings
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Following a year-long investigation, the French branch of the International Prison Observatory (IPO) published a report on Tuesday, September 22, on the detention of 13-17 year-olds. The report also notes that while education is a right for every teenager, this right is being undermined in prison, according to the document.
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- Détention des adolescents en France: un rapport d'association pointe les manquements éducatifs — RFI — Français
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