The U.S., known for having one of the highest incarceration rates in the world, is under fire for a troubling fact: at least 79 children under age 14 are serving life sentences without parole.
Human rights groups like Human Rights Watch and the Equal Justice Initiative have brought attention to these cases, sparking intense debate over the fairness of juvenile justice and whether such harsh punishments cross a moral line.
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