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In the last summer, children participating in riots were mainly operated by curiosity and “adventure of adventure”, rather than far-flung ideology and social media instead of misinformation, the Commissioner of children of England has said.

A new report states that the police was also behind the decisions of some children, stating a new report.

In July 2024, there was violence across the country in days and weeks after the killings of three children in a teller Swift-themed dance class at Southport.

A government spokesperson said that it was important in restoring the order of police and criminal justice system to do justice to criminals of all ages.

Dame Rachel de Suja said that their interviews with children who were accused on the disorder “Another complex picture” why they joined.

A week later after the findings of the children’s commissioner, Rudkubana convicted Alice da Silva Aguer, Nine, Babe King, six and seven -year -old Elsey Dot Stancomb.

it was 52 years sentenced to jail For “carefully employed rampage”, in which 10 other people, most children were also stabbed on 29 July last year.

In the hours after the attack, false rumors spread online that the culprit was a migrant, and the next day a violent protest was close.

The riots in which mosques and hotel residence migrants were attacked soon spread to many other cities and cities in England and Northern Ireland.

The Prime Minister Kir Stmper at that time described the violence as a “remote thug” and promised that there would be people involved. “Facing the full strength of the law”.

The report of the commissioner of the children said that at least 147 children were arrested and 84 were charged since the riots. Something at the age of 12 Sentenced to their participation.

Dame Rachel said that their interviews with 14 of those “unheard and unseen” children really raise some serious questions about childhood in England and why do our children feel so disappointed and dissatisfied “.

However, she said that her report “does not excuse criminals”.

“It is my duty to listen to the children as the commissioner of the children, regardless of their circumstances,” he said.

“The disadvantage of these children’s actions is undisputed. Many – but not all – children accepted the need for accountability and results for their tasks.

“Today’s findings do not provide any simple solution, but paint more complex photos than the debate after riots. However, it is one that we should struggle to create more positive experience of childhood.”

His report suggested that the previous negative conversation and the deepest police disbelief had given air to the children’s actions, who saw the riots as an opportunity to retaliate against the police.

The report said that poverty and lack of opportunities in their communities also set the background of their participation.

Dame Rachel criticized “unusually severe and swift” allegations that followed the riots, ignoring the ability of children for rehabilitation.

He said that the variation between areas in terms of children’s results is “Postcode Lottery” for those who joined with the Youth Justice System.

A government spokesperson said: “After the tragic losses of Babe, Elsey and Ellis, we brought the sensitive violence seen on our streets to our nation, and our police and our entire criminal justice system to judge criminals of all ages The order was important in restoring. There is no justification for violence that he tolerated last year.

“More widely, work in the government is being done – underlined by our plan for change – to break the obstacles for opportunity and to ensure that every child has the best beginning in life.”