SWEDEN, THE RISE IN CRIMINALITY - IKPO, LEY G.
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430 000 years ago, the first act considered as a crime took place when Cain murdered his brother Abel. Not being interested in having this injustice corrected, crimes continued to grow. Following this, the concept of criminality is known in the writing of Randle Cotgrave and this in 1611. This word originated from either the French or Latin language, is today viewed as an act of condemnation on the planetary scale once criminology was studied. Thus, criminality rose in the USA during the 1950s and 1970s. Over the years and this during the 2000s, Sweden, considered a peaceful kingdom with the…mehr

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430 000 years ago, the first act considered as a crime took place when Cain murdered his brother Abel. Not being interested in having this injustice corrected, crimes continued to grow. Following this, the concept of criminality is known in the writing of Randle Cotgrave and this in 1611. This word originated from either the French or Latin language, is today viewed as an act of condemnation on the planetary scale once criminology was studied. Thus, criminality rose in the USA during the 1950s and 1970s. Over the years and this during the 2000s, Sweden, considered a peaceful kingdom with the best social security system in the world, starts witnessing higher rates in criminality until 2024. As solutions to address this scourge of criminality, the new government of September 2022 opts for the increase in police officers and street cameras, and special provision on immigration requirements.
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Dr Ley G. Ikpo is a specialist in conflict, conflict resolutions and sustainable    development and also an expert in democratic, diplomatic and political issues. A graduated from Stockholm & Sorbonne Universities, the CEDS-Paris and the War College in Paris. Dr Ley G. Ikpo works as a teaching and research consultant. He is the CEO of SLA-Sweden.