Legal advisors and technical staff from various departments of the Ministry of Education have completed the Ley Lucio Diploma program. The training was organized by the National University of Jujuy (UNJu) and the Office for the Defense of Children and Adolescents.
On December 18, a certificate ceremony took place at the Éxodo Jujeño Hall in Cabildo de San Salvador de Jujuy. The event marked the completion of this training, which focused on strengthening comprehensive approaches and protecting the rights of children and adolescents.
During the ceremony, Fernando Torrejón, secretary general of UNJu, highlighted the importance of ongoing education and collaboration between institutions to address current challenges. He stated: “The training provides fundamental tools for safer, more responsible intervention with a focus on human rights.”
Alejandra Martínez, director of the Office for the Defense of Children and Adolescents, said: “The diploma arises from a state decision to strengthen public policies related to childhoods, promoting collective work among agencies and a greater presence of the State in guaranteeing rights.”
