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    Dhi Qar complains of high rates of juvenile crimes against morality Empty Dhi Qar complains of high rates of juvenile crimes against morality

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    Dhi Qar complains of high rates of juvenile crimes against morality


     Dhi Qar / Hussein al-Amel 

    Dhi Qar governorate warned of the dangers of juvenile delinquency and moral decay on society. She stressed that juvenile delinquency is a thorny problem that requires solutions that involve everyone from society, civil society organizations and state institutions. Activists attributed the causes of juvenile delinquency to poor awareness and lack of government institutions that sponsor young talents. As well as the unconscious opening up of Internet sites. 


    The first deputy governor of Dhi Qar Adel al-Dakhili told "Al-Mada", during his chairing an expanded meeting to address delinquency and delinquency among young people held in the Office of the province and attended by a number of judges, jurists, specialists and representatives of the relevant government departments, and the Anhar Foundation for Human Rights Education that " Discussed the causes of the problem of delinquency and delinquency and the role of the departments concerned with the preservation of the reduction of this phenomenon and the responsibility placed on everyone to address it and follow-up to prevent continuous spread.
    Al-Dakhili explained that "juvenile delinquency is a thorny problem that requires solutions that involve everyone, starting with society, civil society organizations and state institutions." He added that "the psychological and social effects of this phenomenon on young people and the negative and dangerous effects on society in the areas of crime and theft The spread of drugs, corruption and moral decay ". 
    Al-Dakhili stressed "the role of governmental, religious and social institutions to address and combat these deviations and to take responsibility for addressing and preventing their causes." 
    Al-Dakhili noted that "the problem can not be resolved overnight, and a comprehensive analysis must be undertaken and measures taken to support the events by establishing solid community centers to accommodate young people, develop their skills, and monitor recreational areas."
    The first deputy governor of Dhi Qar stressed "the importance of the role of the family and education in this area, as well as the role of the police in the protection of juveniles and humanitarian dealings with them." 
    Al-Dakhili called on the representatives of the departments to "present their programs of work and listen to the proposals and contributions that they believe are important to reduce juvenile delinquency in the governorate," stressing the importance of distributing roles and presenting the responsibilities of those present. A number of civilian activists attribute the causes of juvenile delinquency to a range of social and economic factors, lack of awareness and lack of government institutions that sponsor youth talents, as well as an unconscious openness on Internet sites.
    "The failure of government institutions to care for young people and young people and the lack of interest in developing their skills and skills in schools has led them to go to cafes, internet centers and other places known for drug abuse and deviant behavior," said civil activist Hassan Ali. 
    Ali pointed out that "the absence of family and institutional attention to events and young people, especially the unemployed, often lead to widespread manifestations of deviation and delinquency and involvement in immoral crimes and thefts and drug abuse." 
    He also called for activating the youth centers to attract and develop the young talents of the youth, .
    He stressed the importance of activating the role of school administrations and social researcher in addressing the problems and crises experienced by the student in cooperation with the family. He also stressed the need for families to follow up their young and young people while dealing with Internet sites, especially suspicious ones. 
    "The importance of monitoring cafes, internet centers and places frequented by events," Ali said.  
    He warned the civil activist of "the existence of suspicious trends in neighboring countries aimed at dragging young people to drugs and deviation and make Iraq more vulnerable."
    The documents of the sixth annual conference to analyze the security and criminal reality in Dhi Qar, which took place earlier this year 2017, that the crimes of drug addiction rose by 14 percent in 2016 compared to rates in 2015, warning of the dangers of the destruction of the foundations of society and founded by destroying the young generation, and Activists pointed out that the neighboring countries are the main source of the supply of drugs to Iraq through smugglers, tourists and companies operating in Iraq, and confirmed the Department of Health of the province of weak potential in the field of countering the phenomenon of drug abuse and addiction. 
    It is noteworthy that the phenomenon of trafficking in narcotic pills has been active in recent years in Iraq because of the loss of control over the sources of manufacturing and supply of drugs, and active the phenomenon among the youth who have been addicted to the use of those pills, which is prohibited in the country and is held accountable under the law.
    Participants at the 11th National Congress on Drug Control, organized by the Canadian Institute of Science and Health on Monday (January 23, 2017) at the Cultural Center Hall in central Nasiriyah, the center of the province of Dhi Qar (375 km south of Baghdad), warned of the spread of the phenomenon of abuse and addiction and drug promotion in the southern provinces , While calling for the establishment of clinics to treat addicts and rehabilitation and attention to human development, attributed one of the causes of the spread of drugs to the prohibition of alcoholic beverages.

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