Horyzon is now active in Togo, supporting young people who have come into conflict with the law or are at risk of doing so. The juvenile justice system in Togo is overburdened, presenting significant challenges: court proceedings often take far too long, leading to young people spending over a year in prison for minor offenses or awaiting trial without being formally charged. Additionally, there is no state-supported reintegration program after release, increasing the risk of recidivism among these youths.
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Uganda: More mobility for project participants with disabilities
Thursday, June 27, 2024, was a special day for some people in the refugee settlement in Adjumani, Uganda: as part of the...
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Visiting the Horyzon Project in Nepal
In April, Elisha Frei, the new Horyzon project manager for Nepal, traveled to Kathmandu to visit the "EmpowHER" project and meet the...
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Horyzon youth center in Haiti remains open
Violence in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince has been escalating again since the end of February. Armed gangs control a large part of...
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War in Palestine: Restrictions in the projects of Horyzon
The conflict between Israel and Palestine still has a serious impact on the lives of a lot of people. Even though so...
