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China's top judge calls for balanced juvenile justice, stressing harsher penalties for serious crimes against minors and stronger rehabilitation and prevention efforts.
China's top judge, Zhang Jun, urged courts to balance punishment and rehabilitation in juvenile cases, stressing strict penalties for serious or repeat offenses, especially those targeting minors, while promoting education and recovery for first-time offenders.
He called for addressing root causes like poor family supervision and unsafe environments, and emphasized collaboration among courts, schools, and child protection groups.
The Supreme People's Court reported a 70.36% rise in rape and molestation cases involving children from 2020 to 2024, while human trafficking and financial crimes declined.
Judges were also directed to strengthen efforts against cybercrimes and ensure precise use of the death penalty in extreme cases.
El máximo juez de China pide una justicia juvenil equilibrada, haciendo hincapié en penas más duras para delitos graves contra menores y en esfuerzos más fuertes de rehabilitación y prevención.