CRIMINAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE COLLECTIVE TERROR INDUSTRY: THE DANGERS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE ON THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY

Abstract

If the social contribution means, with one sign or another, social responsibility and expresses the effective contributions of organizations, companies, groups, institutions, and individuals who contribute voluntarily to the lo Through active participation and real participation in the implementation of economic, social and environmental development plans, strategies, projects and programs in a society and active participation in social responsibility practices that have a positive impact and constructive societal benefit in line with the priorities and goals of sustainable development on the material and moral side. In exchange for this positive contribution, there is a negative contribution, which is expressed in the criminal contribution, which, according to forensic science, refers to:
cal community development processes, The case in which there are multiple perpetrators (actors/contributors) who commit a specific crime with the intention of harming or violating the public interest, or unintentionally, who are the fruit and outcome of their sporadic and diverse activities that are somewhat harmful to the public interest (material or moral damage), even if that is not the case. The contributions are the result of a single will, or a prior agreement, but rather their different actions were the result of cooperation between many people, each of whom has his own individual role, material or moral, and his criminal will, intentional or spontaneous, that leads to negative harm to society and its individuals, as in contributing to creating collective terror, or exporting horrific acts that provoke panic At the recipient, or anything that causes a specific societal disturbance.

Authors

Rasool Mutlaq Mohammed

Keywords

Criminal contribution, psychological warfare،collective terror.

Publication Information

Volume

9

Issue

75

Year

2022

Language

Turkish

Status

Published

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DOI

10.17121/ressjournal.3306

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