In today's world, livelihood and economy are presented as two key factors in preventing crime. The Deputy for Social Affairs and Crime Prevention of the Judiciary emphasized in his remarks that livelihood and economic problems are among the main reasons for the occurrence of crimes in society. He believes that improving economic conditions can serve as an effective solution for reducing social harms and preventing crime.
Livelihood; A Factor for Social Peace
The Deputy of the Judiciary stated that individuals in unfavorable economic conditions are more likely to commit crimes, asserting that securing livelihoods and creating job opportunities can help foster social peace. He also pointed to the necessity of addressing social and economic issues as part of preventive programs, adding that if people are in greater welfare, we will certainly have a healthier and safer society.
The Necessity of Cooperation Among Institutions
This judicial official also emphasized the importance of cooperation among various institutions, including governmental and non-governmental organizations, to solve livelihood problems. He stated that we must work together and plan comprehensively to reduce poverty and unemployment to prevent crimes. According to him, no one can deny that livelihood plays a key role in creating a safe and healthy society.
Finally, the Deputy for Social Affairs and Crime Prevention of the Judiciary, noting that these issues must be addressed with greater seriousness, called for more attention to improving people's livelihoods. He pointed out that this issue not only helps reduce crime but can also lead to the creation of trust and hope among the people.
