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The Korean government, including various ministries and agencies, is considering lowering the age of criminal responsibility due to a surge in crimes committed by minors.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 14
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The Korean government, including various ministries and agencies, is considering lowering the age of criminal responsibility due to a surge in crimes committed by minors.

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  1. President Lee Jae Myung proposed lowering the age of criminal responsibility, following a ministry report to the Cabinet.1 source
  2. Gallup Korea surveyed adults in Korea regarding the issue, while the Ministry of Justice held a debate in Seoul featuring Jung Sung-ho.Sub-event
  3. President instructs ministry to review juvenile offender age limits.1 source
  4. Korean government bodies are reviewing suggestions to lower the age of criminal culpability due to rising juvenile crime.1 source

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