South Korea Looks to Lower Criminal Responsibility Age
The South Korean government plans to lower the minimum age of juvenile offenders in violent criminal cases from 14 to 13 years old. This move reflects concerns over rising crime rates among young children. The change has previously been approved by the Ministries of Gender Equality and Justice, with the law’s implementation imminent.
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