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Sweden to put 14-year-old violent offenders behind bars | DW News
Sweden is trying to crack down on gang recruitment of children by making 14-year-olds eligible for prison sentences. The number of children involved in violent …
Sweden is trying to crack down on gang recruitment of children by making 14-year-olds eligible for prison sentences. The number of children involved in violent acts in Sweden has risen in recent years. We meet a team helping young Swedes say no to a life of crime.
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Crime families and gangsters have been exploiting youths and the “juvenile” detention system for 100 years. A teenager committing the worst human offense WILL get out of prison as a young adult. It’s only recently in America that some states will prosecute “teens” as adults in court.
Should do the same for rape accused juveniles in India. In every gang rape case there's mostly one or two people who walk scot free for being underage.
Sweden is trying to crack down on gang recruitment of children by making 14-year-olds eligible for prison sentences. The number of children involved in violent acts in Sweden has risen in recent years. We meet a team helping young Swedes say no to a life of crime.
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