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Justice réparatrice et crimes de haine anti-LGBT : expériences et disparités sur le terrain

Restorative justice and anti-LGBT hate crimes: experiences and disparities in the field

Ignacio Elpidio Domínguez Ruiz, Malin Roiha and Olga Jubany · 2024

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Examines how restorative justice is applied to hate crimes and discrimination against LGBT people. It is based on qualitative interviews with staff of LGBT organisations and with justice professionals in six Member States of the European Union, and reconstructs how the approach is understood and used, with its benefits and limits. It finds significant gaps in concepts and practices between professional groups. It argues that processes can be adapted to the needs of victims, although current practices and expectations often do not match restorative aims, and that changes are needed in judicial culture and in training.

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Authors
Domínguez Ruiz, Ignacio Elpidio; Roiha, Malin; Jubany, Olga
Year
2024
Publisher or source
Droit et cultures, n.º 86 (2024/1), «Beyond punishment towards reparation» (traducción al francés de Daphné Romy-Masliah)
Type
Article
Language
French
Jurisdiction
Unión Europea
Licence
CC BY-NC-ND
DOI
10.4000/14aqz

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Domínguez Ruiz, I. E., Roiha, M. and Jubany, O. (2024). Justice réparatrice et crimes de haine anti-LGBT : expériences et disparités sur le terrain. Droit et cultures, n.º 86 (2024/1), «Beyond punishment towards reparation» (traducción al francés de Daphné Romy-Masliah). https://doi.org/10.4000/14aqz

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