Juvenile Crime Prevention Strategies

The video discusses juvenile crime, defining juveniles as individuals under 18 involved in criminal activities. It highlights the 2013 Nirbhaya case as an example. The causes of juvenile crime, such as lack of moral values, education, and opportunities, are explored. The video emphasizes the role of government and parents in providing education and moral guidance. It concludes with a call for stricter laws, specifically strengthening the Juvenile Justice Care and Protection Act, 2003, to deter youth from crime.

What age group is considered as juveniles?

• Below 12 years

• Below 18 years

• Below 21 years

• Below 25 years

Which infamous case involved a juvenile among the accused?

• Sheena Bora case

• Arushi Talwar case

• Nirbhaya case

• Jessica Lal case

What is a primary cause of juvenile crime in India?

• Lack of entertainment

• Lack of healthcare

• Lack of moral values

• Lack of sports facilities

What is a global issue mentioned in the context of juvenile crime?

• Political instability

• Climate change

• Juvenile crime

• Economic recession

Who is responsible for providing moral education to children?

• Community leaders

• Parents

• Government

• Teachers

What should the government ensure for children to prevent juvenile crime?

• Access to social media

• Equal opportunity for education

• Access to technology

• Free transportation

What is suggested to be implemented in the Indian education system to curb juvenile crime?

• More sports activities

• Cultural studies

• Moral values

• Advanced technology

What is the name of the law dealing with juvenile crime in India?

• Youth Justice Act, 2010

• Child Protection Act, 2005

• Juvenile Justice Care and Protection Act, 2003

• Juvenile Justice Act, 2000

What is the role of the government in preventing juvenile crime?

• Building more schools

• Strengthening laws

• Providing free meals

• Organizing cultural events

What is the impact of stringent laws on juvenile crime?

• Has no effect

• Creates hindrance in the mind of youth

• Encourages more crime

• Increases crime rates