<![CDATA[Awalitseni]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/awalitseni These trainings-turned-podcast focus on Malawi's Child Care, Protection and Justice Act, 2010, particularly as it relates to children suspected to have committed offences. It looks at the arrest, detention and bail of child suspects. It also covers Preliminary Inquiries and Child Justice Courts as established under the Act. Finally, the recordings focus on the use of diversion, which is a form of restorative justice, in terms child suspects.

All episodes are in Chichewa. Podcast created with support of the Government of Ireland. Produced by Chance for Change. Cover art by Wona Collective.

]]> RSS.com 2026.401.141116 Fri, 17 Apr 2026 13:38:18 GMT en a79ac3de-47a8-5c74-a692-700d310d06ce https://media.rss.com/awalitseni/20250303_120329_5459fc904ee4c153c09d6f810f3ed3ab.jpg Awalitseni https://rss.com/podcasts/awalitseni yes Irish Rule of Law International 2021 Tyler Holmes Tyler Holmes false episodic podcast <![CDATA[1: Criminal Behavior]]> This episode serves as an introduction by telling the story of a man who was arrested as a child, served a sentence, and was able to emerge as a productive member of society. As criminal justice actors in Malawi often operate in the interest of retribution and deterrence, the goal of this story is to orient officers (or other listeners) in the importance of rehabilitation. This is particularly important when considering children in conflict with the law, as children are never to be sentenced or considered convicts, rather they are to be diverted from the formal criminal justice system at all points in an effort to prevent further harm and give them opportunities to lead successful lives.

Podcast created with support of the Government of Ireland. Produced by Chance for Change. Cover art by Wona Collective.

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