By Zoila Palma: The Ministry of Human Development, Family Support and Gender Affairs, through its Community Rehabilitation Department (CRD), is participating in a follow-up dialogue focused on alternatives to imprisonment in Belize.
The session is bringing together key stakeholders to review findings from previous discussions and examine the way forward.
Supported through the PACE Justice Programme, funded by the European Union and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the dialogue is focusing on progress made and identifying key actions and priorities to strengthen alternatives to incarceration.
Stakeholders are also reflecting on approaches that can promote accountability while reducing reliance on imprisonment.
The Ministry said alternatives to imprisonment are an important component of a justice system that balances accountability with rehabilitation and supports the successful reintegration of individuals into their families and communities.
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By Zoila Palma: The Ministry of Human Development, Family Support and Gender Affairs, through its Community Rehabilitation Department (CRD), is participating in a follow-up dialogue focused on alternatives to imprisonment in Belize. The session is bringing together key stakeholders to review findings from previous discussions and examine the way forward. Supported through the PACE Justice
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