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In general, the concept of terrorism refers to the use of violence to intimidate or coerce a population in order for an individual and/or group to achieve a certain goal. The concept of separatist terrorism, on the other hand, refers to the excessive use of violence to achieve separation from an existing establishment. Overall, separatists seek national aims such as securing self-determination or home rule for a certain faction or geographic community. Although, separatists tend to be more violent

Child soldiers deserve amnesty because they were forced into harming innocent people under conditions that no human should have to live under. According to human rights groups and the united nations, “the Somali government is using hundreds of children, some as young as 9, to fight on the front lines.” Another side of the argument is that many people believe that child soldiers are mere replicas of child criminals and child criminals are prosecuted. Unlike child criminals some of these kids didn’t

civilisation, are almost 80 years past when Of Mice and Men was written we are still experiencing the many problems that effected the human race in that era. Violence, mistreatment and isolation of the intellectually disadvantaged, and ordinary people still happen today in our society just as they did in the 1930's. Oskar Molan �1 Violence, mistreatment and isolation

We wonder why there is a difference between females and males in the juvenile justice system. Do girls and boys get treated differently in the juvenile justice system? Does gender really differ their actions being made or is it the way their parents raised them? There are so many questions to be answered on whether there is a gender differences in the juvenile justice system because males and females are not the same. Not only are there questions to be answered, but also there are so many differences

Dystopian societies, as described in novels and movies, fascinates all audiences from young to old because they can relate in someway to the portrayed unfortunate circumstances. For instance, the novel 1984 and the movie Divergent, intrigue the imagination for most readers because they can actually sense an overpowering government in their own life. Both of the stories are an extreme of what most people would say is taking place in reality today; however, their story still resonates in the minds

Is America doing enough to address “domestic” terrorism? The American people are misunderstood or what domestic terrorism consist of, because the government at times has times identifying what acts of crimes might considered domestic terrorism. If we want to understand the threats we face, we have to identify what the problem is. The problem is that there’s a racial and ideological dimension to what gets labeled terrorism and what doesn’t. It gets subjected to political and rhetorical manipulation

While this may needed because it is a game, it's kind of scary this is how real this game is because it is simulating violence. “dose of violent gaming makes people act a little more rudely than they would otherwise” supports how this violent role playing game is probably encouraging

The Marvelous Sugar Baby foregrounds the symbolic violence of Aunt Jemima-like as interlocked with the material violence of the plantation house and the cane fields. Sugar Baby also embodies power, demands authority, and positions a certain kind of refusal in its size, and a clearly symbolic gesture with her right hand, which makes a

Everyone knows the story of the kid who doesn’t fit in and gets bullied for it. Or the kid who doesn’t fit in and changes because of it, or the kid who doesn’t fit in and doesn’t care. The commonality among these stories is that a kid has an identity that clashes with those around them. Although society has adopted this habitual happening on its own, it’s had some help from outsiders with being recrudesce again and again. Young adult fiction has helped this habitual happening keep happening. By typecasting

Over the decade an emergence of the “youth gang culture” has seen its fair share of publicised scrutiny. With the increase in violent youth gangs becoming more of a reality the UK governments have had a distinctive and problematic issue with the youth of today’s society that choose to not confirm with the social norms. So what key factors attract people to this idea of being a Gang member? In a collaboration of well thought out theories and a well-adapted proposition conspiring with this question