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Sociology past papers and questions
Introduction to Sociology
Families and Households
Education
Research Methods
Culture and Identity
Social Theory for A Level Sociology
Beliefs in Society
Media
Globalisation & Global Development
Crime and Deviance
Key Concepts
About
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The Sociology of Childhood
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genocide

China’s Persecution of the Uighurs – A Horrible Example of a State Crime

Karl Thompson / December 18, 2019

The Chinese government is currently engaged in an ongoing act of cultural genocide against the Uighur Muslims, a minority population […]

Crime and Deviance

State Crime: Definition, Types, Examples, and Global Impact

Karl Thompson / December 9, 2016

State crimes are illegal acts by governments or state entities involving genocide, war crimes, and corruption, violating human rights and international laws. While the International Criminal Court aims to prosecute these actions, enforcement is limited. Challenges arise from state power, secrecy, and the justification of crimes as national interests.