Members of the Commission for Juvenile Affairs, led by the commission's chairperson, Deputy Chairperson of the Lepel District Executive Committee Veronika Khombak, discussed issues of recognising minors as being in a socially dangerous situation and in need of state protection, and analysed the situation in some families with whom work is already underway.

Conversations were also held with adolescents who had committed offences, in order to understand the reasons for what had happened and to help the children realise their mistakes and avoid repeating them.

A total of 15 issues were considered at the commission meeting. 2 families were removed from the register of those in a socially dangerous situation, and 4 families were added. Prevention entities will continue to work with the remaining families.