The president of the juvenile court, Paola Brunese, wanted to make a change to address the emergency linked to the spread of blades and daggers among the very young.
In an interview with the Neapolitan edition of Repubblica he declared: “The message we are sending is simple: you don't go around armed”, underlining the importance of a culture of responsibility and safety among the new generations.
Reducing Youth Violence
In the context of an increase in incidents of violence among young people, the court is adopting new measures and strategies to address the problem. Authorities are working to inform minors about the legal and social consequences of using weapons.
Collaborations with schools
President Brunese also indicated her willingness to establish partnerships with local schools. Educating children about the risks associated with violence and gun ownership is considered a crucial step in preventing dangerous behavior.
Awareness raising initiatives
The court is promoting awareness-raising initiatives that will involve not only young people but also their families. These efforts aim to create a safer and more informed environment where children can grow up without the fear of violence or intimidation.
At the same time, President Brunese's appeal echoes a broader request for attention and responsibility from the community, so that we work together to ensure a better future for minors.
