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    Those of the Hopi and Zuni had a matrilineal exogenous clans‚ integrative sodalities‚ as well as warrior societies. Their civic and ceremonial leaders were also considered as clan leaders. Clan leaders controlled land‚ ritual technologies‚ knowledge about nonhuman agencies‚ and the many artifacts used (kivas‚ idols‚ altar materials). Individual sodality members may manage their own Katsina masks. The Keresans had a matrilineal exogenous clans and a dual-division ceremonial system where they utilized

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    scientific methods of investigation 10. Duties of Remand Magistrate u/s. 167 Cr.P.C. 11. Legal Aid — Art. 39-A of the Constt. & Legal Services Authorities Act‚ 1987 12. Custodial torture—Remedies against? 13. Custodial deaths & extra judicial killings— Remedies against? 14. Compensation in case of custodial tortures & deaths 15. Bail in bailable offences 16. Bail u/s. 436-A Cr.P.C. 17. Hand-cuffing‚ fetters & duty of Courts 18. Prisoners’ human rights 19. Inspections of jails by Judicial

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    Abu Ghraib and Insaniyat

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    terrorist attacks of Muslim terrorists Abu Ghriab became the site of vicious treatment of Iraqis who were humiliated and tortured by their American captors. The article by Arshin Adib-Moghaddam discusses the various issues around the mistreatment and torture of these captives by the Americans and the impact that behaviour has created in the Muslim world‚ he looks at the reasons for it and comes to the conclusion that the gap between bashariya and insaniyat is the cause. Adib-Moghaddam defines these words

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    Running head: Crime Organized Crime Cleervette A Leslie Southern New Hampshire University Abstract Organized crime is a national or local grouping of an highly Cooperated group of criminals‚ who intend to engage in illegal activity‚ most commonly for monetary profit other criminal organizations‚ such as terrorist‚ are politically motivated. Sometimes people are force to do business with gangs Example: when a gang extorts money from shopkeepers for so-called "protection". Gangs may become disciplined

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    Evaluating Violence When deciding whether violence is ethical or justified‚ there are several factors that must be considered. There is not a simple answer to any scenario and each scenario must be evaluated carefully and thoroughly. Torture has proven to be an extremely effective tool so putting an all out ban on it would have quite a few repercussions‚ especially in the war on terror. Could the United States really justify losing access to terrorist information in order to be more humane?

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    and each other. In the Name of the Father is a true story‚ and is based on the autobiography of Gerry Conlon. This is a very touchy story‚ which made a huge impression on me. Parts of the film are under the interrogations of the Guildford Four‚ where they get subjected to torture and terrible acts. It seems so real‚ and you almost feel like being there yourself. When you see these terrible scenes you get huge sympathy for the wretched that goes through this. Each character is remarkably

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    Umar Khadr

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    ​It is generally accepted that the life of an average fifteen-year-old Canadian boy revolves around his friends‚ sports teams‚ video games and perhaps even school. Nowadays teenage boys have little worries such as handing in an assignment on time or waiting in line for hours outside of a big electronics store to get their hands on the release of the latest video game. Omar Khadr‚ a 15 year old Canadian boy also shared the same interests. Just like every other teenage boy‚ he loved basketball and

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    study entitled‚ "TORTYUR: Human Rights Violations During The Marcos Regime‚" elaborated the different kinds of torture used by authorities‚ most probably the military officers‚ during this dark chapter in Philippine history‚ as recounted by victims and published in different reports (Hapal‚ 2016). According to Michael Chua as cited by Hapal (2016)‚ there are forms of torture done to the victims during the martial law and these are: …electric shock‚ where electric wires are attached to the victim’s

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    The Hanging of Angelique

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    The Hanging of Angélique‚ The Untold Story of Canadian Slavery and the Burning of Old Montréal‚ written by Afua Cooper‚ is the story of not just Marie-Joseph Angélique‚ a black slave in 18th century Montréal accused‚ tried and hanged for arson‚ but gives insight into the entire African slave trade and brings to the forefront the thousands of African slaves here in Canada‚ a fact that has been “bulldozed and ploughed over” (P 7)1‚ while we ridicule our southern neighbours for their involvement in

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    Fighting Violence with Violence From the beginning of time conflict has always existed. When conflict is confronted‚ majority of the time it is answered with violence. The definition of violence from The Oxford Dictionary is "the use of force to cause injury‚ damage‚ or death." Violence can come in all forms and may or may not be intended. World history teaches that violence influences wars the most. A simple act of violence can have a big impact on people and how they react to it. Almost

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