Title: I Entered Prison at 13: "See It From the Inside"

**Article:** A man who spent his childhood in prison is calling for change. Murat, who entered the penal system at age 13, shared his story. He described the reality of being "pushed into crime." This is a legal term for minors influenced into illegal acts. Murat explained how preventive and protective systems failed him. He said support mechanisms were not enough to stop his path to detention. His life changed only after receiving what he calls "child-focused" support. This type of aid addresses the specific needs of young people at risk. "Everyone looks at us from the outside," Murat said. "They should see it from the inside, too." His account highlights ongoing debates about juvenile justice and early intervention programs.