Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency as a Factor of Social Stability

In modern society, the issue of preventing juvenile delinquency is of particular importance. The development of legal awareness and responsible behavior among young people is a key condition for social stability and security. This topic was the focus of a round table organized by Senior Lecturer Amantai T.K. together with students of the Faculty of Philology.

The event was held in the format of active dialogue and teamwork. Participants were divided into three groups, each presenting their research on key aspects of the topic. The first group analyzed the types of offenses among youth, highlighting the most common forms of deviant behavior. The second group examined the causes of juvenile delinquency, emphasizing social, psychological, and economic factors. The third group discussed preventive measures and strategies to reduce offenses, underlining the importance of educational work and legal awareness.

Following the presentations, students demonstrated creativity by preparing thematic puzzles and crosswords related to the topic. These activities helped reinforce the knowledge gained and made the discussion more engaging and interactive. Participants actively answered questions and contributed to the discussion.

The round table was conducted in an informative and productive atmosphere. Such events play a significant role in shaping legal culture, increasing personal responsibility, and strengthening law-abiding values among young people.