Evaluation of Juvenile Delinquency Recidivism Situation of a Sample Developing Country
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Young people are the future of any society or nation. They are the ones who are going to take the nation forward. Honest, healthy, well educated, resourceful, and head working balanced young work force is a valuable resource for any nation or country. It is the biggest resource for any nation. A nation can build its self up if they have young and hard working work force. Young people are the dreamers and future assets. Their dreams about a nation can become a reality if they are given the proper tools and care. Therefore, it is the duty of the nation is not let such a valuable resource go to waste. There are young offenders or as they are referred to as “juvenile delinquents” and they will exist as usual. In teenage we go through our rebellious phase as both our emotions and our body is growing. But that doesn’t mean that young offenders are going to be criminals for their entire lives by anyway. There should be better ways to deal with their delinquent behaviors. People can change and young people can definitely change as their ideals and morals are not yet set in stone. Giving up on them would mean to give up on a nation’s future. In a world of increasing violence and conflict, young people must be our strongest partners if peace and security are to win out over war. This paper will evaluate the preliminary statistics of young offenders, the reasons of repeatedly commit crime of young people, how other nations deal with it, how different criminal justice system addresses this problem and what’s the best possible solution for a sample developing country.
Authors: Khandakar Shaffat Akhter, Priya Deb, Hossain K.
Language: English
Subfield: Sociology and Political Science
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6948977442
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