TABLE OF CONTENT G. Religious belief and worship 132 H. Welfare and counselling 133 I. Activities on reintegration / preparation for release 134 5.7. Health Care 135 A. Access to medical care (assessment, documentation, information) 135 B. Medical staff (external and internal) 138 C. Documenting and reporting medical evidence of ill-treatment 139 D. Special needs of girls 140 E. Children with mental health issues 142 F. Children with addiction problems (drug, alcohol, etc.) 143 G. Children at risk of self-harm or suicide 144 H. Sexual issues (right to sexuality, sexual health,transmissible diseases, etc.) 145 6. COMPLAINT MECHANISMS AVAILABLE TO CHILDREN DEPRIVED OF LIBERTY 147 6.1. Goals and objectives of complaint mechanisms 148 6.2. Basic principles for complaint systems? 149 A. Accessibility 149 B. Child-sensitivity 149 C. Safety 150 D. Effectiveness 150 6.3. Who can children complain to? 152 7. FURTHER INFORMATION, READINGS AND ANNEXES 153 ANNEX 1: The Convention on the Rights of the Child, simplified version 154 ANNEX 2: Procedures & Ethical considerations for interviewing children deprived of liberty during a monitoring process 158 ANNEX 3: Child Protection Policy 160 ANNEX 4: ECtHR - Jurisprudence 162 11