This document discusses juvenile delinquency, defining it as the violation of laws by minors. It notes that 20% of youth are officially delinquent at some point. Key factors that can contribute to juvenile delinquency are discussed, including family issues, poverty, parenting styles, drug use, and social problems. The document then provides potential solutions like improving family life, enhancing rehabilitation options, and government initiatives in areas like education, employment, and basic amenities for at-risk youth.

1. JUVENILE
DELINQUENCY
-The act of antisocial behaviour
RAHUL ARORA
AKHIL SINGH
DEVANSH CHATURVEDI
BHANU BATRA
AASTHA KOHLI
ANSHIKA GROVER
IBS GURAGON STUDENT TEAM

2. DEFINITION:
Under age violation of the
law. Though it is not
clearly defined because
laws are vague or
loosely worded.

3. Prevalence:
20% of all
children and
youth are at
some point are
officially
delinquent

4. Factors:- i.Family
Family can make or break the
personality of the children. Broken
families, single parent families, separated
families, frequent parents fight, lack of trust
and confidence among the parents, criminal
parents or psychological problems in parents
can be the most important reason behind juvenile
delinquency.

5. ii.Poverty:
Youth belonging from poor economical status easily
get involved in criminal activities. They want to
improve their status and for this purpose they use
negative path, in this regard often people do not
support teenagers who belong from poor status and
they go for criminal activities.

6. iii.Parenting style
Parenting style also matters and many
researchers say that it is one of the biggest
reason why teens commit crime. Parents are
some time very harsh and they punish their
children for small issues. Children start
disrespecting their parents and they become violent.

7. iv.Drug Use:
Drug use has become widespread among
l teenage boys and girls. Drugs use is prohibited by
f laws in many societies. Drug use in youth can be
f dangerous as they can commit violent crimes when
f they take drugs.

8. v. Social Problems
In many families parents or elder siblings
are involved in various social problems
like gender discrimination, age discrimination
, racial discrimination, Social problems cause
stress and due to stress teens get involved
in violence.

9. Other Causes:
• Cinema and Television
• Absence of recreation
• Urbanisation and Industrialisation
• Slum Dwelling
• Peer Group influence etc.

10. SOLUTION:
IMPROVEMENT OF FAMILY LIFE : Parents can take the responsibility of
fighting against any odd that their children have in their personality.
Children especially teenage children have not reached the age of maturity
where they know the difference between good and bad. Their parents do
know what’s good and what’s not and they should keep an eye on their
children. They should know about the friends of their children and their
other mates. In case of any disability parents and teachers should talk to the
teens about their problems and they should try to solve their problems.
From early childhood parents should ensure that their children meet people
of their age and know how to behave in the society.

11. Improving Rehabilitation Options
Often methods which are labeled as "rehabilitation" are actually punishment,
and if these methods were redesigned to actually address the problems with
more personalized measures, the success rate might increase. Counseling,
psychological evaluations, and activity-based rehabilitation programs are often
suggested as better alternatives than standard detention centers, which are often
more like prisons than places for reform.

12. Initiatives by Government
Government should initiate some programs for slum dwellers :-
• should provide basic education to them.
• should ensure them with employment opportunities after
they attain the required age.
• should also provide them with basic amenities like food,
clothing etc.

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