ADJD расширяет масштабы кампании правовой осведомленности детей, включая детские сады

Including a visit by 35 children aged 5-6 years to its HO ADJD expands the extent of the children's legal awareness campaign to include kindergartens Abu Dhabi March 24, 2018 The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has begun implementing its plan to expand the base of targeted groups as part of its quest to raise children's legal awareness to the category of children aged from four to six years. This comes in line with the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs and Head of the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, to have a secure and stable future for the community by building a generation aware of its rights and obligations. Dr. Salah Khamis Al Junaibi, Director of Corporate Communication and International Cooperation Sector, indicated that ADJD experience in dealing with the child has reached a degree of maturity that allows dealing confidently with this category. Moreover, he highlighted the awareness of the campaigners about the requirements of dealing with this category and the educational and psychic aspects they must consider to attain their goals related to the protection of the children, and strengthen their psychological and emotional strength to allow them to defend themselves effectively. ADJD organized its first awareness event in a kindergarten in collaboration with the New Generation School in Abu Dhabi. The event included a lecture for children's parents given by Mr. Sultan Hamad Al Ariani, Senior Family and Children Prosecutor at the school. He talked about the protection imposed by law in the United Arab Emirates for the child as well as the most important means that the family should follow to protect the child against harassment. The most important of these is the need to communicate positively with the child and encourage him to talk about everything that he is being exposed to during the day. He also explained the behaviors that may reveal to the family that the child was subject to harassment, in addition to the most important points that the parents are required to consider in the event that their child was harassed, and the most important of them is not to held him responsible for what happened or blame him. The event also included a visit by 35 children from the New Generation School to ADJD. Ms. Hind Al Badwawi, an ADJD psychologist in the Family and Children's Prosecution, gave an explanation to children on how to behave in case someone wanted to harm them in an interactive manner involving the narration of stories and screening animated cartoons. In addition, children painted special drawings containing the most important statements on children's rights. They were also given an explanation about their right to express themselves and the need for adults to listen to them.