Good and bad are the two facets of the society. Crime and safety go hand in hand. Organized crime is a branch of crime that operates in an organized manner through group of people for both financial and non-financial concerns, but mainly for financial benefits. These groups are sometimes called as ‘mafia’ or ‘mobs’ or ‘gangs’ or ‘Yakuza’ in Japanese. Earning of almighty dollar is the main purpose of their activities. They make money in billions. Most of them are involved in extortions, drugs, gambling
about three truths of “Human Trafficking.” Central Idea: Three truths of human trafficking is that it deprives individuals of their basic fundamental human rights and freedom, it’s an illegal profiteering enterprise that fuels the growth of organized crimes and it threatens to undermines the safety and security of global nations. Organizational Pattern: Topical Order Introduction I. Human Trafficking is an equivalent to the modern day slavery that impacts people from all walks of life in almost
Strategic Guidance states: “Acting in concert with other means of national power, U.S. military forces must continue to hold al-Qa’ida and its affiliates and adherents under constant pressure, wherever they may be.” The military’s role in defeating transnational terrorism abroad is apparent. Because of Posse Comitatus, the military’s domestic responsibilities remain contentious. To defeat this threat, the Department of Defense (DoD) must contribute by maintaining aggressive direct action on foreign soil
OBJECTIVE The Objective of the study is to identify the factors that make Japan a zero crime cities compared to other global cities which having a same population. What makes the crime low in Japan - Key Observations: • The main thing is that its economic success, distinct culture and disciplined population have made Japan to produce one of the least crime rates in the word. • They have a policy regarding guns; all Japanese citizens are restricted from owning weapons of any kind including swords
created avenues for criminal organizations to transport illegal substances in increasingly innovative ways utilizing the supply chain of legitimate activities, and thus making detection difficult. We have all seen the rise in terrorist groups, their transnational appeal and ability to migrate across borders and the devastating effects of their works are being felt all over the globe. Emile Durkheim in his studies and literature projected that industrialization would lead to the breakdown of boundaries between
maladministration, poverty, unemployment are some of the common pull factors today. When it comes to labour migration or economic migration, comparatively low wages of the country of origin push emigrants to migrate to a country where wages are high. As an example rapid economic growth of United States in 19 th century became a factor for many countries to push emigrants. nearly 40% of the population in 19th century are foreign born and today it is 10 % after imposing restrictions. This helped America to build
Webster’s dictionary defines human trafficking as “organized criminal activity in which human beings are treated as possessions to be controlled and exploited as being forced into prostitution and involuntary labor.” This broad definition encompasses many aspects of trafficking in relation to the transportation, exploitation and abuse of human rights of such persons. Being so close to Europe, geographically Morocco is seen as hub for human trafficking. Persons from Sub-Saharan Africa are transported
Yearley (1992), pointed out that, CSO’s face the problem of “nescience” or unknown unknowns, because future research that addresses the problem at hand may not turn out to support their assumptions. For example, environmental organizations concerned about toxic effects of a pollutant on ecosystem or human health may learn that the pollutant have no identifiable effects at a specific level of exposure. Social movements and public-interest civil society organizations
For example after the Human Rights Investigation Tribunal of 1999 submitted completed its investigations the government annulled the report of the Commission stating that it was unconstitutional for the federal government to set up such a tribunal. The federal