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Senate panel to review age of criminal liability

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Keith Clores
Senate panel to review age of criminal liability
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The Philippine Senate is launching a review of the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act following a series of violent incidents involving minors. Senator Erwin Tulfo aims to address gaps in the law, including the age of criminal liability and the lack of functional rehabilitation facilities.

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This review could lead to significant legislative changes regarding how the justice system handles juvenile offenders in the Philippines.

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MANILA, Philippines - Following three fatal incidents involving minors across the country, the Senate panel on social justice, welfare, and rural development will assess the age of criminal liability.

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