Risk Factors of the Anti-Social Conducts of Young People 17 to 24 Years of the Kenya Commune

Today the misbehavior of young people has become a widespread phenomenon in all the major cities of the world and opens a gap of reflection for scientists around the world and especially in the field of education, which is why our study aims to identify Risk factors underlying the anti-social behavior of young people to propose appropriate solutions that would contribute to the decline of the phenomenon observed in this environment. Based on the survey method supported by the questionnaire and interview techniques, we reached 106 respondents, including 86 boys and 26 girls aged between 17 and 24 years. We have come to the conclusion that Most of the young people met with anti-social acts (Vandalism, public disorder, manifestation, the consumption of psychotropic substances, sexual immorality. . . ), many of these young people are boys from disadvantaged families whose parents do not have formal, well-paid (resourceful) jobs. These parents would not be a good model for the education of their children, because they would give themselves to the consumption of psychotropic that situation would lead to the lack of supervision of children by their parents.