How did the concept of victim–offender mediation develop?
What will be an ideal response?
Victim–offender mediation (VOM) has its roots in the Victim–Offender Reconciliation Program (VORP) started in Canada in the mid-1970s. The purposes of the original VORP project were to provide an alternative method of dealing with crime, to allow the victim and offender to mutually agree on restitution, to use third parties to facilitate reconciliation, and to resolve the conflict caused by crime.
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a. China believes that practitioners of Islam are violent and has characterized them as terrorists. b. Islam is prohibited in China, just as Christianity and all other religions, but they are seen as a peaceful religion. c. China is accepting Muslims in their country and has allowed them to meet together, but they are not free to convert Chinese. d. Islam is a state-sponsored religion in China.
What terrorist group has suicide units called the "Blake Tigers"?
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