واقع الجريمة بولاية كسال شرق السودان : دراسة تحليلية

Abstract EN

This study examined the reality of crime in Kassala State, eastern Sudan, and its prevalence in Kassala State, with its various localities, in the quality and proportion of crimes prevalent in it.

The study relied on the primary information gathered through field work in the study area and personal interviews (formal and informal).

In addition, the study was supplemented with secondary information from its published and unpublished sources, then the study took the regional approach as well as the statistical approach to statistical data the evolutionary approach and the case study approach and adopted The study is based on a hypothesis, in order to achieve the aims of the study.

In this study, consideration is given to the ethics of scientific research that states (the principle of sensitivity to others.

Research ethics include taking into account the possible effects of the study on a sample The study, sometimes, we find the truth good, but respect for human dignity is better even if it leads to not carrying out the study itself) and accordingly, no tribal ethnicities, one of the persons, or any other official or popular body has been exposed.

The study concluded that there are multiple and interrelated factors with which it is difficult to separate and identify, which contributed in varying degrees to the spread of crime, including what is economic, social and cultural.

The study has shown a number of results, the most important of which are: Poverty, customs and traditions are the main driver and motive for committing crime and based on these results a set of recommendations was presented, including: Inclusion of economic, social and cultural exclusion in the state’s crime-solving process (the solution from the roots) and attention to changing misconceptions in societies with beliefs and traditions that help exacerbate crime processes among the population