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Sinaloa State Congress criminalizes recruitment of minors

The Sinaloa State Congress has unanimously approved legislative reforms to criminalize the recruitment of minors for criminal activities. The new measures include amendments to the Law of the Rights of Girls, Boys, and Adolescents and the Penal Code.

Under the new law, individuals found guilty of recruiting, enlisting, or integrating minors into criminal groups will face prison sentences ranging from 10 to 20 years. Additionally, the reforms impose fines between 800 and 1,600 days. To support victims, the legislation mandates the implementation of specialized protocols for early detection, psychological care, social reintegration, and restorative justice, coordinated across state and municipal authorities.

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Congreso de Sinaloa · Congress of the State of Sinaloa · Edgar Samuel Ríos Moreno · Itzel Ballesteros · Legislature of the State of Mexico · Red Lupa · Sinaloa · Sinaloa State Congress

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- Juárez Noticias [juareznoticias.com]
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