Donald Tusk Denounces "a Culture of Violence Among Young People, After Attacks with the Knife in Polish Schools
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After two back-to-back attacks on Polish schools, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the influence of social media and video games was also contributing to such crimes. There was a "cult of violence" among young people, he told a news conference on Thursday.
Poland faces a series of violent attacks in schools, and Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns of the emergence of a "culture of violence" among young people. The head of the Polish government puts the phenomenon in relation to the influence of the internet, video games and violent content distributed in the online environment.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned on Thursday about the spread of "a culture of violence among young people, which takes into account the influence of social networks, video games and violent content on the Internet. The statements come after a series of attacks with the knife committed by adolescents in schools in Poland, which led the authorities to announce an increase in the presence of the police in the vicinity of educational instit…
Further brutal attacks involving young people raise questions about safety in Polish schools, the radicalization of teenagers, and the influence of the internet on their behavior. Are we facing a new wave of violence? What role are social media, political polarization, and the crisis of trust in institutions playing? And what can parents, teachers, and the state do before a tragedy occurs?
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk today held social networks and video games accountable for the emergence of a "culture of violence" among young people, after knife attacks by teenagers in Polish schools.
Tusk also linked violence in educational establishments with episodes of 'bullying' and 'psychological maltreatment at home or at school.
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