Sociology
The Concept of the Criminology of Warfare as Explained by Academics and Philosophers
(2933 words, 8 pages)
Many definitions have been given to the word war throughout the human history nowadays war is commonly regarded as a conflict carried on by force of arms, as between nations or between parties within a nation (World Reference, 2017) a more detailed definition further describes war as an open and ...
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An Explanation of the Strain and Cultural Criminology Theories and the Criminal Elements
(2822 words, 9 pages)
The fast changing society is demanding improvement of the existing legal frameworks each and every day. Indisputably, this is considerably challenging the decisions made by policy makers and more especially the judiciary sector. The challenge is more intensified by the way we define the defendant, victim, and penalty imposed for ...
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A Look into the Factors Affecting Delinquency
(1148 words, 3 pages)
In Melbournes north, seven teenagers were arrested over a string of violent robberies. A woman reported waking at 4am when her front door was smashed in and she was surrounded by five men in her bedroom who threatened her and demanded money. She was among several of North Melbournes residents ...
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A Review of the Human Rights of Commercial Sex Workers
(3488 words, 10 pages)
Topic B The Rights of Commercial Sex WorkersTopic Overview The concept of commercial sex workers fighting for their human rights is foreign to most people. Sex workers have lived on the limits of society throughout human history, even being ostracized in most cultures. Despite the pervasiveness of their work though, ...
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The Reasons Why We Need to Lower the Drinking Age to 18
(1264 words, 5 pages)
There are a number of reasons as to why it is important to have thedrinking age lowered in the recent times. One important thing to note isthe fact that teens are prone to abuse alcohol due to a number of reasonsand thus legal drinking age that is allowed by the ...
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A Look into the Different Types of Human Rights
(1199 words, 2 pages)
The different types of human rights include political, social, economic, civil, cultural, environmental rights and the collective right of self-determination.In Australia, human rights are recognised through statute law, the Constitution, international law and most prominently through common law. Police, the courts, Parliament and tribunals all protect human rights. Human rights ...
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