Many people content that the primary cause of juvenile crime has to do with the violence in the social media. While I believe that it is one of the main factors along with the lack of job opportunities and proper education, this problem can be alleviated through enhanced education system and strong parental supervision.
In fact, many people, especially, youngsters are becoming addicted to use social media in their daily life. In that way, they are not only wasting their quality time but also making them susceptible to watching violence videos. Since there is no proper government regulation, teenagers can watch unfiltered videos, such as murdering one another, robbery, and bullying, which is likely to push them to do the same. Meanwhile, there are also other underlying factors that causes an increased rate of juvenile delinquency. Limited access to education and career opportunities often pushes individuals, especially younger ones, into illegal activities. In order to make a living, they may involve themselves to robbery, shoplifting, and other serious crime types. Because without having a proper degree, they virtually cannot find a suitable for in our competitive world, where employers want someone with enough experience and competence.
To mitigate these issues, officials need comprehensive approaches that address underlying causes. One effective strategy is a allocating more funds to enhance the education system and create additional job opportunities, both of which can prevent teenagers from engaging in illegal activities. If individuals receive proper education starting from their early days at school, the chances of acquiring well-paid and more stable jobs increases significantly. An equally important point is constant parental regulations. If youngsters cannot limit themselves from watching violence scenes, their parent should take control and limit their screen time. Once they do not watch social media excessively, young people can start to focus on their studies and their future job, which will eventually decrease the rate of crime among them.
To conclude, while violence in the social media, lack of career options, and inefficient education system are the main root causes of juvenile crime, authorities can tackle these challenges by improving education system and creating new job opportunities along with strict parental supervision.