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A federal bill has been drafted in Austria to regulate the placement of children under 14 who repeatedly commit crimes in closed centers under specialized educational supervision. The bill is still under consultation and has not yet been passed. It was unveiled alongside the case of a 13-year-old Syrian boy who left a care center—or the authorities responsible for supervising him—without permission three times in five weeks. He was returned to the center after leaving hospital. The case sparked debate over the powers to detain minors and their rights, while the bill does not include any proposal to lower the age of criminal responsibility.
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