The juvenile crime rate in Belarus has reached a historic lowest minimum for the past 18 years
18.02.2026
Juvenile crime rates have reached a historic minimum for the past 18 years in Belarus. Compared to 2007, juvenile crime has decreased sixfold, accounting for 2.5% of all crimes. Children are also becoming victims less frequently, with the number of such cases decreasing by 9%. The information environment plays a significant role in children's lives. It is important to protect them from content that could encourage illegal behavior.
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