Political Violence

Crime and Justice - Political Violence explores the intersection of criminal acts and political motivations, shedding light on how political unrest, ideological extremism, and state or non-state actors can incite violence with far-reaching social consequences. This topic delves into the causes, manifestations, and justice system responses to politically motivated crimes such as terrorism, assassination, insurgencies, state repression, and violent protests. It also addresses the role of law enforcement, international law, transitional justice, and human rights in addressing such violence. By examining historical case studies and modern conflicts, this section aims to foster understanding and accountability in an age of global political tension and rising extremism.