Offense, Imposition and Children’s Protection Right: Comparative Study between Thailand and Lao PDR

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to study the principles of crime diagnosis, the determination of punishment and the protection of children's rights. Juveniles in criminal law within two countries and suggest guidelines for the development and promotion of child rights protection youth under the like Differences in Comparative Studies This is a basic research. Using a paradigm in qualitative research and interviewing experts the study found that the laws of both countries define criminal liability. and guidelines for the determination of penalties in the same direction of internal law, such as children's rights, criminal liability judgments; criminal prosecution for children However, there are differences, such as setting a minimum age to commit crimes. No criminal prosecution of children under 18 years of age, with recommendations that Thailand should establish a criminal component. The definition of child in criminal law and the role of community and family play a role in the resolution of children's disputes.