Sweden: Stockholm launches intensive monitoring of children from age six

Stockholm has implemented an unprecedented Swedish measure to provide intensive monitoring of children from age six to prevent juvenile delinquency.

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This early intervention programme is based on the principle that detecting risk factors in childhood can reduce delinquent behaviour in adolescence.

The initiative sparks debates about surveillance, data protection and the balance between child welfare and individual freedoms.

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