Forced emancipation of teenagers has been proposed in Russia

In Russia, it has been proposed to introduce a procedure of forced emancipation for teenagers who commit violent crimes. On December 1, Sergey Rybalchenko, Chairman of the Commission of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation on Demography, made a corresponding initiative.

"When teenagers are virtually incapable of re—education, they already have to answer [to the law] not as children, but as adults," Rybalchenko told TASS.

According to him, the recognition of a minor as fully capable should occur after committing a number of crimes related to encroachment on life and health. Currently, the emancipation procedure is only possible on a voluntary basis. The head of the CC RF commission stressed that such a measure should not be applied immediately, but after giving the teenager the opportunity to reflect on his behavior.

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