The TIJ in collaboration with ECPAT held a seminar on “Sexual Exploitation of Boys," highlighting that boys are often neglected by society when it comes to sexual abuse as they have been seen as stronger by gender. All parties must, therefore, pay more attention and find solutions to the issue.

TIJ brings the idea of using sports as a tool to prevent youth crime to the world’s attention once again as it today hosted a panel discussion on “Integrating Sports into Youth Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Strategies,” aiming to inspire all parties to adopt this idea and start to take action.

Provided a stage for domestic and international experts and practitioners in the human rights law and criminal justice system to exchange and propose visions and experiences of human rights standards, criminal punishment, and alternative sentences.

The Latest Public Forum Hosted by the TIJ Presenting Justice through the Lens of the Public with the Topic: A Humanizing Approach for Better Justice

Day 1: ACWC Partnership Conference & Reception Dinner Talk ACWC Partnership Conference & Reception Dinner Talk revolves around the topics of Eliminating Violence Against Women and Children presented by Dr. Eileen Skinnider, TIJ research partners, and Ms. Kohnwilai Theppunkunngam, Acting Chief, Criminal Justice Programme (CJ). Day 2: TIJ-UN Women Showcase & Panel Discussion A discussion venue for experts around ASEAN to exchange ideas and viable solutions on the UN Model Strategies on Eliminating Violence Against Women and Children and researches the TIJ and partners have done; “Towards Gender-Responsive Criminal Justice: Good Practices from Southeast Asia in Responding to Violence Against Women” and “Women as Justice Makers.” (Private event.) Day 3: Internal Training/ Workshop for TIJ Staff Dr. Eileen Skinnider will be a guest speaker to train TIJ Staff on Gender-Responsive Criminal Justice. Day 4: TIJ Executive Meeting with Eileen for Future Collaboration TIJ Executive Meeting with Eileen for Future Collaboration on research and/or capacity building projects on women and children in criminal justice, regional (ASEAN) implementation of UN Model Strategies, and perspective on Youth Crime Prevention through Sport.