In the Republic of Komi, 31 children under the age of 11 were identified who were involved in 38 socially dangerous acts. The data were presented at an inter-regional conference in the Komi State Council dedicated to the prevention of juvenile delinquency. This event emphasizes the importance of working to prevent youth delinquency and the need to increase responsibility for such behavior.
The statistics of cases of delinquency among children raises serious concerns and requires attention from both government authorities and society as a whole. Prevention and support for children of this age can play a key role in reducing crime in the future.