A condition of peace that is long-lasting and robust, as opposed to transient or brittle, is referred to as sustainable peace. It includes the existence of justice, equality, and respect for human rights, in addition to the absence of violence and conflict. Building robust and inclusive institutions that can stop the resurgence of violence, addressing the underlying causes of conflict, and encouraging healing and reconciliation are the ways to establish sustainable peace. Addressing the environmental, social, and economic elements that might fuel instability and violence is also part of...
Coyle (2023) explains that a prison is a facility for incarcerated individuals convicted of a crime or deprived of liberty. Until the late 18th century, prisons were primarily used for debtors, accused individuals awaiting trial, and convicts awaiting their sentences, usually death or deportation overseas.
The FindLaw Staff (2021) espoused that judges have discretion in determining sentences and can choose alternatives as part of a plea bargain. They can sentence a guilty defendant to fines or restitution, community service, probation, deferred adjudication or pre-trial diversion, or unconditional discharge. Deferred adjudication...
DOWN MEMORY LANE: THE CASE OF JUNE 4TH REVOLUTION.
On May 15, 1979, while Ghana was preparing for elections scheduled for June 18, 1979, for a new civilian Government, there was an attempted Coup that was quelled by the military forces led by the Army Commander, Major General Odartey-Wellington, in an uprising which saw one airman lose his life. The then young Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings was arrested along with other airmen and put behind bars. The said officers were subsequently put before the General Court Martial for trial.
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