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Stereotyping and bias against single fathers is a persistent issue that is often overlooked and underrepresented in mainstream media and society. While single mothers often face significant stigma and discrimination,…
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Criminal justice is the system of practices and institutions that are responsible for the enforcement of laws, the punishment of offenders, and the rehabilitation of those who have been convicted…
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Honour killings, also known as “shame killings,” are the act of killing a family member, typically a woman, who is perceived to have brought shame or dishonour upon the family….
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The murder of pregnant women in the context of domestic violence is a tragic and devastating event that can have long-lasting consequences for the surviving family members, as well as…
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Recidivism is the act of relapsing into criminal behaviour, often after a period of imprisonment or other form of punishment. It is often used to describe the rate at which…
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