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Children who participated in riots last summer were primarily motivated by curiosity and the “thrill of the moment”, rather than far-right ideology or social media misinformation, according to the children’s commissioner for England. Deep distrust in the police, lack of opportunities, and negative interactions fueled their actions, leading to violence following the tragic murders of three children. The report highlighted the need for accountability and consequences for the children’s actions, while also addressing underlying issues of poverty, mistrust, and the need for rehabilitation in the youth justice system.
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