دور الرعاية اللاحقة للحدث المنحرف المفرج عنه في تحقيق اندماجه الاجتماعي

Abstract EN

Aftercare is considered as complementary method of the corrective treatment of the released deviant juvenile, because it helps him achieve his psychological and social adjustment or restore it again, and makes him overcome the difficulties and obstacles that hinder his social, psychological, educational, and professional life.

Given the importance of aftercare and its role in achieving the social integration of the released juvenile, we find that the Algerian legislator has stipulated it in some legislative and regulatory legal texts related to child protection, especially the law number 15-12 related to child protection, but many of these provisions are not applicable on the ground, this is what made the deviant juvenile find it difficult to achieve his social and psychological adjustment after his release, and he faces obstacles in various aspects of his life due to the lack of follow-up and care after his release.

In this context, this research paper aims to identify the role of the aftercare provided to the released deviant juvenile in achieving his social integration through the services and programs provided to him.

The descriptive analytical approach was adopted in this study by examining the reality of aftercare and analyzing its role in achieving the social integration of the released deviant juvenile, by extrapolating some theoretical studies and interrogating some legal texts.

The study revealed a number of results, the most important of which are: that the after-care of the released juvenile is a complement to the corrective treatment of the deviant juvenile's behavior after his release, and to ensure the achievement of its goals of restoring the juvenile's confidence in himself, his family and society as a whole, and his involvement in the normal social life, by living in a family, and following up on the study.

In a school or pursuing vocational or craft training in a center or workshop, it must be based on well-thought-out plans and programs whose implementation is entrusted to qualified community and governmental bodies.