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First Lady Sajidha Exposes the Truth: It’s Time to Fix a Broken Justice System
At the National Juvenile Justice Conference 2025, First Lady Sajidha Mohamed called for early intervention and child protection instead of punitive approaches in the Maldives' juvenile justice system, citing cases of a 14-year-old arrested for murder after 191 prior interactions with authorities and a 15-year-old abuse victim who was prosecuted. She also pointed to the country's high incarceration rate relative to neighbouring countries despite lower violent crime, urging family involvement and stronger coordination among institutions.
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Sat 10 MayFirst Lady Sajidha Mohamed addressed the National Juvenile Justice Conference 2025, calling for early intervention and child protection ove…May 10, 2025only The StandardIn a compelling address at the National Juvenile Justice Conference 2025, First Lady Sajidha Mohamed called for a transformative shift in the Maldives’ approach to juvenile justice, advocating for early intervention and child protection over punitive measures.
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These children were victims long before they became offenders
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The National Juvenile Justice Conference 2025 was held, bringing together key stakeholders to discuss evidence-based reforms aimed at strengthening the juvenile justice system in the Maldives.from May 10 to 12MaldivesThe StandardThe National Juvenile Justice Conference 2025, held from May 10 to 12, brought together key stakeholders to discuss evidence-based reforms aimed at strengthening the juvenile justice system in the Maldives.
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