Preventing Youth Delinquency: A Collective Responsibility

When ⁣asked about the greatest⁤ responsibility for preventing youth delinquency, Dženana Husremović, a professor ​of psychology at the Faculty of Philosophy, emphasized that we ‌are all⁣ responsible.

According to ⁤Professor ​Husremović, “There is no person ⁤in ⁣this society who is‍ not responsible for prevention, and prevention is the best way ⁤to deal with these issues. Investing ⁣in preventive activities has shown results in any field. We are⁢ all responsible, from our role,​ and in that role, we have ‍tasks and responsibilities, whether we are⁣ talking about the role of parents, ⁢schools, or elected officials.”

As a psychologist, Professor Husremović stressed that⁤ every⁢ role we live in‌ life carries its own responsibility and tasks.​ “Whether it is‌ the role of a parent, teacher, ⁤or ‌any ‌other role, we must‍ take ⁤action within⁤ the framework of​ these tasks,” she added.

The Polis program ⁢discussed the‍ alarming ‍rise in youth delinquency, including murders, shootings, and hooliganism. The guests included Mirza Hadžiabdic, head of the Youth Crime Prevention Department from the CA Ministry of the Interior, and ​professors Muhammad ⁣Budimlić,‌ Armin ⁣Kržalić, and⁢ Dženana Husremović from the Faculty of Criminology,⁣ Criminology and Security Studies UNSA and the Faculty of Philosophy.

Expert ‍Insights on Preventing Youth Delinquency

Watch the full discussion with the experts to gain​ a deeper understanding of ⁢the issues surrounding youth delinquency and the importance ⁤of collective responsibility in prevention.