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Stockholm Survey: Fewer Young People Commit Crimes – but Chaos and Stress at School Are Worrying

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Fewer young people in Sigtuna municipality report that they smoke, commit property crimes or carry weapons. At the same time, the Stockholm survey shows that many students experience stress and disorder at school. The post Stockholm survey: Fewer young people commit crimes – but disorder and stress at school are worrying appeared first on märsta.nu.
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Fewer young people in Sigtuna municipality report that they smoke, commit property crimes or carry weapons. At the same time, the Stockholm survey shows that many students experience stress and disorder at school. The post Stockholm survey: Fewer young people commit crimes – but disorder and stress at school are worrying appeared first on märsta.nu.

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märsta.nu broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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