Three boys convicted of 10 counts of rape in Hampshire (2024-2025) received Youth Rehabilitation Orders (YROs) due to their neurological impairments and prospects for rehabilitation, sparking an outcry and a referral to the Court of Appeal.
A UK court's decision to spare teenage boys convicted of rape from prison has ignited a national debate on youth sentencing and justice for victims, prompting a review by the Attorney General's Office.
Two 15-year-old boys who raped two teenage girls in separate attacks in Hampshire have been given youth rehabilitation orders, sparking criticism from the victims and calls for the sentences to be reviewed.
Two teenage boys who raped two girls were given youth rehabilitation orders, sparking outrage from victims and the public. The sentences are under review by the attorney general.
UK government is urgently reviewing sentences for three teenage boys convicted of rape, deemed "unduly lenient". The victims' families and officials express concern over the focus on rehabilitation over custody, with one victim detailing lasting trauma.
The UK government is urgently reviewing the sentences of three teenage boys who avoided custody for raping two girls, after widespread criticism that the youth rehabilitation orders were too lenient.
Hong Kong singer Hins Cheung has pledged to be a companion rather than a mentor to youngsters arrested during the 2019 anti-government protests during an event organised as part of a youth rehabilitation programme. The sharing session, themed “New Opportunity, New Journey”, was held at the Hong Kong Museum of History on Tuesday night. More than 300 participants attended the event, including youngsters arrested during the protests, as well as university students and members of three neighbourhood...
