Essays on Abuse

On September 4th, I decided to attend a global cultural event with a friend of mine. The purpose of this cultural event was to present the social injustices taking place in the city of Hebron through a documentary film and an open panel discussion. Prior…

Introduction Increasing opioid dependency in the aboriginal community has been on a steady rise for years. Researches and academics are wondering what the possible cause for such high levels of prescription drug misuse could be caused from. However, if we look at the aboriginal community’s…

Even in times of war, rape is followed by physical traumas and devastating emotional and psychological consequences for the victims. The consequences of sexual violence are traumatic. There are no times and ways of overcoming the trauma that can be applied to all, as there…

Until a few years ago, it was shocking to see a person smoking an electronic cigarette. People were used to the normal cigarette and tobacco. But with the passage of time, behaviours have changed and the number of smokers who opt for e-cigarette has increased…

Physical Physical abuse is deliberately causing someone injuries. Indicators of physical abuse include unexplained bruises, burns, cuts or broken bones. Short term effects Chronic pain could occur as a result of physical abuse. This could affect the victim in many ways for example if they…

There are so many different types of animals that go through animal abuse each year. Last year there was a total of 177 cruelty/abuse investigations and 603 animal facility inspections. 177 investigations last year involved 725 animals. This year there was 2 animal rescues/assists and…

Physical abuse is any intentional act causing injury or trauma to another person or animal by way of bodily contact. This can be anything from; assault, hitting, punching, slapping, kicking, pushing, misuse of medication, restraint or inappropriate physical sanctions. Signs and symptoms of this can…

‘Rising crime against women’ , a phrase we hear or read around in our everyday lives to a extent of it becoming normalised in its appearance, resulting in the ignorance of the severity of the fact that it is increasing at an alarming rate, despite…

Do you know an animal is abused every 10 second? Now, let’s imagine these scenarios: Imagine if you were tortured for no reason, forced to do something you do not want to, imagine if you were thrown into a cage, beaten to the verge of…

Jansen, George, van lair Bosch, and Volberda (2008) elucidated the characteristics of senior administration groups that cultivate an able to use both hands approach (see likewise Lubatkin, Simsek, Ling, and Veiga, 2006). They revealed three key determinants of this approach. In the first place, when…