JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND POVERTY REDUCTION POLICY
Keywords:
Social policy, Poverty, Juvenile delinquency, ReductionAbstract
The subject of this paper is to point out poverty and material insecurity as a social context for the occurrence of juvenile delinquency. Social security is what every state policy strives for and what every citizen, every man, wants. Therefore, poverty reduction policy is an important aspect of social policy and development of any country. Quality social planning and coverage of all risks is extremely important for poverty reduction, and the creation of such a sociocultural context that will contribute to the prevention of juvenile delinquency. Such planning implies social planning and undertaking measures and activities aimed at economic, social, and educational development of the state that can meet the needs of young people, citizens and society in general for quality satisfaction of life necessities and proper development of young people
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