Reuters
December 4, 2007

China’s criminals are getting younger, more innovative and more plentiful, state media said on Wednesday, citing experts who blamed increasing Internet access and the effects of the country’s “one-child policy”.

The number of juvenile criminals increased from 33,000 in 1998 to 80,000 this year, while two-thirds of the 4 …

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