Willingness to violence among young people: alarming developments in Tyrol!

Willingness to violence among young people: alarming developments in Tyrol!

In November 2024, a brutal knife attack shook the public at the train station in the Tyrolean Schwaz. A 12-year-old Syrian citizen stabbed a 17-year-old without warning, with four injuries to suffer on thighs and buttocks. Despite the serious incident, the Innsbruck public prosecutor's office ceased the procedure because the perpetrator was considered to have been punishable. FPÖ justice spokesman NABG. Harald Stefan sees the need for an urgent reform of youth criminal law and demands a reduction in penalty to twelve years in order to be able to defend themselves against the growing willingness to violate young criminals, as the "Kronen Zeitung" reported.

increasing violence and necessary measures

Stefan emphasizes that this incident is not an isolated case, but is a worrying development that is associated with the uncontrolled immigration. He demands that the existing laws be adjusted so that the population can feel safe again. The FPÖ politician is convinced that the company must not stand by and that the number of serious crimes is increasing from underage minors, and he calls for measures to combat this problem.

In an apparently recessed but equally fascinating event, the Hamburg train station in Berlin shows how art and restoration work together. From November 2024, the Present National Gallery invites you to the event series "Show!" To pursue the visitor to public restorations of works of art and thus gain an exclusive insight into the fascinating world of art care. Central works by the artist Bruce Nauman and the artist Rachel Whitereead are publicly restored over a year. This initiative has an important educational function by deepening understanding and appreciation for works of art and focusing on the work of the restorers.

The open restorations not only offer an insight into the technical processes, but also enable visitors to exchange ideas with the experts and to learn more about the importance of the works of art. This combination of art and public knowledge represents a further step to promote cultural education.