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Three Dutch inspectorates are calling for an urgent plan for juvenile justice institutions, warning that staff shortages are affecting safety, care and treatment.
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The Inspectorate of Justice and Security, the Inspectorate of Education and the Health and Youth Care Inspectorate made the appeal in a letter to the state secretary for Justice and Security on Monday, ANP reported. They want a short-term action plan to ensure juvenile justice institutions can provide safe, responsible accommodation and appropriate treatment. [1]
The inspectors say staff shortages have put the safety of young people and employees under sustained, serious pressure. They also warn that care and treatment are being progressively scaled back. [1]
About 450 young people who have been convicted of, or are suspected of, a criminal offence live in the institutions, where education and treatment are central rather than punishment. [1]
Elske van Amelsfort, a chief inspector at the Inspectorate of Justice and Security, said the resocialisation of young people in the institutions was coming under increasing pressure. [1]
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