It is believed that people tend to break laws again after they are released from the prison. In my opinion, there are many reasons leading to this phenomenon, but the government should take the main responsibility. However, due to this problem, ministry and society should both take action immediately to stop such situations happening.
First of all, people who had gone to jail can hardly enjoy the equal rights in society as the normal people do. For example, it is usually unacceptable for many businesses and companies to offer someone who has committed crimes a position, even if those people have some special talents. Secondly, the government hasn’t established specific laws to give protection to them, which is another cause for the unequal rights. Therefore, they won’t be able to support themselves without a job, let alone their families. What’s worse, difficult lives pushed them to go to extremes for the sake of earning money.
In terms of the measures, the authority should set stricter rules on the protection of the rights of those inferior people. For example, companies or businesses should shoulder the responsibilities when they are accused of abusing their rights. In that way, it is easier for them to earn the bread and live a normal life. Another measure is of vital importance. It requires the prisons to set up educational systems which will not only helps those prisoners to make the most of their time in jail, but also equips them with the knowledge and capabilities that are necessary for working in an enterprise.
In conclusion, the reasons for breaking laws a second time by offenders are mainly due to the inferiority received from the society and the imperfect regulations existed for the time being. Thus, the government should implement a law against this issue over the ill-treatment of such groups. Meanwhile, prisons should improve on the education by providing those prisoners with useful techniques.
It
is believed
that
people
tend to break
laws
again after they
are released
from the prison. In my opinion, there are
many
reasons leading to this phenomenon,
but
the
government
should take the main responsibility.
However
, due to this problem, ministry and society should both take action immediately to
stop
such situations happening.
First of all
,
people
who had gone to jail can hardly enjoy the equal
rights
in society as the normal
people
do.
For example
, it is
usually
unacceptable for
many
businesses and
companies
to offer someone who has committed crimes a position, even if those
people
have
some
special talents.
Secondly
, the
government
hasn’t established specific
laws
to give protection to them, which is another cause for the unequal
rights
.
Therefore
, they won’t be able to support themselves without a job,
let
alone their families. What’s worse, difficult
lives
pushed them to go to extremes for the sake of earning money.
In terms of the measures, the authority should set stricter
rules
on the protection of the
rights
of those inferior
people
.
For example
,
companies
or businesses should shoulder the responsibilities when they
are accused
of abusing their
rights
. In that way, it is easier for them to earn the bread and
live
a normal life. Another measure is of vital importance. It requires the prisons to set up educational systems which will not
only
helps
those prisoners to
make
the most of their time in jail,
but
also
equips them with the knowledge and capabilities that are necessary for working in an enterprise.
In conclusion
, the reasons for breaking
laws
a second time by offenders are
mainly
due to the inferiority received from the society and the imperfect regulations existed for the time being.
Thus
, the
government
should implement a
law
against this issue over the ill-treatment of such groups. Meanwhile, prisons should
improve
on the education by providing those prisoners with useful techniques.