Позволяет детям общаться со своими родителями с помощью видеосвязи

Enabling Children to Communicate with their Parents via Video Communication A Package of Initiatives for the Children under Custody at the Judicial Department on UAE Children's Day Abu Dhabi, March 17, 2018 The Child Visitation Center at the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department launched a series of initiatives and events to coincide with the UAE Children's Day on March 15, in conjunction with the generous initiative of Her Highness Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak, President of the General Women's Union, President of the Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood, Supreme President of the Family Development Foundation, which achieves the lofty goal of child protection and well-being and safeguarding his rights. In response to this noble initiative, and in keeping with the rights of the children, the Center took the lead in reaching out to families that were unable to see their children in circumstances beyond their control to implement the vision in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain. During the service of electronic vision without the need to resort to the court in the event of agreement. The UAE Children's Day was also an occasion at the Child Visitation Center to draw a painting, signed by the children, leaving their marks on it in the colors of the Emirates flag, to express all the love, thanks and gratitude to the wise leadership of the UAE and to Her Highness Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak, Mother of the Emirates. His Excellency Youssef Saeed Al Abri, Undersecretary of the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, underlined all the interest of the Judicial Department, under the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Presidential Affairs and President of the Judiciary Department, in providing all means to ensure the protection of children's rights in addition to focusing on the use of modern technologies that contribute to the development of performance and upgrading services provided. The video communication for children under custody is a useful means for all parties for facilitating contact through video communication technique in cases where direct contact is difficult or impossible, according to specific controls and procedures, provided always that it takes into account the interests of the child, explained the Undersecretary. As part of our interest in the category of the disabled, he added, special rooms are to be prepared in all visitation centers during the year 2018, are will be fitted with all the services that ensure the security, safety and happiness of this category while ensuring the achievement of the purpose of visitation to the highest standards, in collaboration with the strategic partners In the General Women's Union. Yousuf Al Hosani, Director of Courts and Customer Support Sector, said that the procedures for implementing the electronic visitation include the presence of the party at the Visitation Center which is equipped with state-of-the-art audio and video communication facilities. The requirement for benefiting from the service, he detailed, include a judgment stating the time, place and type of the electronic communication, provided that an acknowledgment of confidentiality is signed to keep secret all the communication events and to refrain from using the same for a purpose other than the purpose for which it was made. In the case of agreement between the parties to request the electronic communication, some special conditions need to be met to ensure the implementation of the normal video communication without obstacles, as this service is provided only in cases where the physical presence of the other party is impossible, explained Mr. Yousuf Al Hosani. Detailing the considerations that are taken into account when authorizing this type of communication, he said that the communication with the child through modern technology is not a substitute for the direct visitation that reinforces the real kinship relationship between the child and his/her relatives. This is, he said, a parallel and complementary measure to direct visitation. It is neither an alternative for it nor a limitation of its scope. It is subject to achieving the best interests of the child, and protects the private life of the custodian and his/her environment. For their part, the families of the children under custody praised this pioneering step and service provided by the Judicial Department to the children under custody and their families, in order to establish the contact between the children and their families and achieve family cohesion, in addition to helping the party requesting visitation to hear from the child.