about many types of crime

3. Group members:
1.Hillol Sarker(151-15-316)
2.Rakibul Islam Talukder(151-15-319)
3. Prakash Sarkar(151-15-324)
4.Saiful Islam(151-15-309)
5.Umme Kulsum Nisa(151-15-322)
6.Shafiqul Islam(151-15-329)

4. CRIME?
A crime is an offence that merits community condemnation and
punishment, usually by way of fine or imprisonment.

5. Types Of Crimes
Corruption
Arson
Childhood Abuse
Crime Abroad
Cyber Crime
Domestic Abuse
Fraud
Hate Crime
Murder
Rape & Sexual Assault
Robbery
Terrorism
Violent Crime

6. arson
Arson is when someone
deliberately sets fire to
someone else's property to
damage it or to injure people.

7. Childhood Abuse
Child abuse can happen in
different ways, and can include
neglect as well as physical,
emotional and sexual abuse.

8. Crime Abroad
• Experiencing crime abroad
can be distressing on many
levels. As well as coping with
the impact of the crime
itself, you also have to deal
with the police and judicial
systems of the country
where the crime took place.

9. Cyber crime
• The term cyber crime
refers to a variety of
crimes carried out online,
using the internet through
computers, laptops, tablets,
internet-enabled televisions,
games consoles and smart
phones.

10. Domestic abuse
• Domestic violence is ‘any
incident or pattern of incidents
of controlling, coercive,
threatening behavior, violence or
abuse between those aged 16 or
over who are, or have been,
intimate partners or family
members regardless of gender
or sexuality. The abuse can
encompass, but is not limited to
psychological, physical, sexual,
financial, emotional.

11. corruption
• Corruption is a form of
dishonesty undertaken by a
person entrusted with a position
of authority, often to acquire
personal benefit

12. Fraud
• Fraud is when someone tricks or
deceives you to gain a dishonest
advantage – usually money,
goods, services or property.
There are many words used to
describe fraud, such as scam,
con, swindle, extortion, sham,
double-cross, hoax, cheat and
hoodwink.

13. Hate crime
• Hate crime is the term used to
describe an incident or crime
against someone based on a
part of their identity.

14. Murder or manslaughter
• Bereavement is a painful
experience for anyone, but when
you lose someone because of
the violent actions of another
person – through murder or
manslaughter – it can be
particularly devastating.

15. Murder vs manslaughter
Manslaughter
• In manslaughter the killer has no
intention to kill the other person but
either “has to” or “it just happened”.
Murder
• In murder killer will come with
complete preparation from plotting
the plan to executing it with an
intention to kill the other person in
cold blood.

16. Rape and sexual assault
• If a man forces you to have
penetrative sex, or has sex with you
without your consent or agreement,
that’s rape.
• Whatever the circumstances, nobody
has the right to force you to have sex
or have sex with you without your
consent. If this happens to you, it’s
important to remember it’s not your
fault.
• Both men and women can be raped but
only men can commit rape.

17. Robbery
• A robbery is when someone takes
something from you with violence
or threats – usually (but not
always) in the street or another
public place. It’s considered to be a
relatively common crime, and can
sometimes happen in relation to
other crimes – for example, gang
violence, hate crime or antisocial
behavior.

18. terrorism
• Terrorist attacks are sudden and
unpredictable and generally
calculated to create a climate of
fear or terror among the public.
• A terror attack can lead to an
ongoing feeling of insecurity.
• That doing called terrorism

19. Violent crime
• A violent crime is when someone
physically hurts or threatens to
hurt someone, and also includes
crimes where a weapon is used.
• The police will record a crime as
violent if the offender clearly
intended or intends to physically
harm you, regardless of whether or
not it results in a physical injury.

20. The impact of crime(world)
Warnings signs everywhere
An incomplete crime control regime
A global response to organized crime

21. The impact of crime(Bangladesh)
• Social impact of crime
• Economic Impact of crime
• Psychological impact of crime
• Increasing political corruption
and instability
• Familial disorder

22. Statistics of crime in
Bangladesh(2001-2010)

23. Remedy of crime
• Treat violence as a public health
concern
• Localize programs
• Focus on hotspots
• Look at the whole picture
• Create well-targeted programs
• Focus on prevention
• Avoid repressive policies
• Don’t forget about male violence
• But treat male and female violence as
the same issue
• Move away from the focus on poverty
• Focus on gun control
• Understand that violence is going
virtual
• Find the balance between repression
and prevention
• Raise awareness of improvised
explosive devices (IEDs)
• Use non-violent language
• Be Smart