Do You Think That The Government Has Done Its Duties In Protecting The Welfare Of The Youth Against Intentional Injuries?

Do you think that the government has done its duties in protecting the welfare of the youth against intentional injuries?

 

It can be argued either way that the government has done it duties in protecting the welfare of the youth against intentional injuries. On one hand, we can say it is lacking as there are still intentional injuries and bullying among the youth. But, on the other hand, we can argue that the numbers has significantly reduced, proving that the programs in place are working. Intentional injuries are injuries that no one wants. It would take the concerted efforts of both the government and the community to eradicate or minimize intentional injuries.  

Yes, the government had done its duties

There is the war on drugs which saw many drug addicts surrender and incarcerated. Some of them also has undergone rehabilitation. While there is still a lot to improve on, the number of drug addicts on the streets has decreased, reducing crime rates.  

No, the government had not done enough

Bullying is still an issue at school and it is still there. The same with fraternity related violence. These intentional injuries can be avoided but only when everyone cooperates.

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For more information:

Parents and Intentional Injuries: brainly.ph/question/2696312

Impact of Intentional Injuries: brainly.ph/question/523229