LNP Unveils 'Detention with Purpose' Policy Amid Queensland Election Campaign
David Crisafulli promises mandatory isolation for young offenders as protesters highlight abortion rights concerns.
- The Liberal National Party (LNP) leader David Crisafulli launched the Queensland state election campaign focusing on youth crime.
- The 'detention with purpose' policy includes mandatory isolation for child offenders who assault detention workers.
- Protesters at the campaign event called for clarity on the LNP's stance on abortion, amid fears of potential law changes.
- Crisafulli emphasized compulsory education in youth detention and a privilege-based system to encourage good behavior.
- The campaign launch was endorsed by Cindy Micallef, whose mother was a crime victim, highlighting the personal impact of crime policies.