ARTICLE
TITLE

STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING DELINQUENCY OF CHILDREN

SUMMARY

Children and adolescents are the spiritual assets of the community and the physical and mental health of them ensures the health of the community in the future. Therefore, the issues related to them, are among the matters that a special attention should be paid to them. Evaluating the root cause of problems of children, including child delinquency, is a necessary condition for achieving an ideal society. Undoubtedly, human societies, in any circumstances, are in need of a peaceful coexistence with their fellows. What is certain is that, up to now, due to the various fundamental and radical differences in issues such as ideological, cultural and religious matters and at the same time, the differences in evaluation measures of values in various fields, a general and universal agreement and understanding has not been established in this regard. Furthermore, all human beings of every nation and tribe, race, religion, faith and belief agree that one of the central individual and social actions is the proper education and guidance of children for the future, an action, which is considered as the necessary and inevitable condition, for promotion and development of human society. One of the issues which are usually raised by scholars, especially lawyers and criminologists, is the children delinquency and the way to deal with it and the methods of deviance and mutiny of children in society. Since the reasons and the causes of crime among the children are different from that of adults and on the other hand, because this class of society has more sensitive psychological and social status and more vulnerable than others, therefore, a method should be adopted which is in accordance with the terms and conditions of these individuals. This method, known as the penal policy of offender children and adolescents is of great importance. Having a criminal and penal policy in accordance with the terms and conditions of minors and adolescents, can be very helpful for civil society to advance one of its goals, which is the prevention of crime in the future.In the present study, the factors affecting delinquency were dividedaccording to four social, economic, cultural and geographical dimensions and in each dimension, the main factors are discussed. In the end, solutions for dealing with delinquency have been presented.

 Articles related

Nida Iqbal    

Both emotional quotient and intelligence quotient are immensely important trait required in a manger. The present study aims at studying emotional intelligence among managers of hospitality industry and to assess relationship between job related factors ... see more


GOWHAR AHMAD WANI,V. Nagaraj    

This paper studied the factors determining the performance of tourism infrastructure at tourism destinations in Kashmir Valley. Poor infrastructure performance is a stern obstacle to the development of the tourism sector. It requires a scientific move to... see more


Rahimah Yasir,Busyra Azheri,Neneng Oktarina    

A child is a really special gift for parents from God, Allah SWT. Parents have an absolute right to educate, to nurture, to take care, and to fulfill child’s need until the child grows to become an adult. Before growing up, the child is under his parent ... see more


Alison Beauchamp,Rory Wolfe,Dianna Magliano,Gavin Turrell,Andrew Tonkin,Jonathan Shaw,Anna Peeters    

Lower socioeconomic status (SES) is associated with a higher prevalence of major risk factors for cardiovascular disease (CVD).  However, few longitudinal studies have examined the association between SES and CVD risk factors over time.  We aim... see more


Thayse Santos da Cruz,Sonia Maria da Silva Gomes,Paulo Soares Figueiredo,Márcio Santos Sampaio,Jose Maria Dias Filho,Jose Venancio Ferreira Neto    

Purpose: This study aimed to identify factors influencing the attitudes of individuals towards sustainable development, in its different dimensions.Design/methodology/approach: For the scope of the study, were admitted students from presential courses in... see more