Poverty and Violence

Poverty and violence
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Introduction
The world has suffered greatly from violence in the past few decades. It is assumed that there will be a continuous trend of violence in the world as there are many perpetrators who have accelerated and funded the cases of violence. Some years back there was war stroke in Congo and Afghanistan fighting over recourses and today it is Libya and Côte d’Ivoire, history repeating itself and it seems if this continues it just might spread to the entire world especially to those below the poverty line are victims or perpetrators of violence.
Many nations around the globe have enduring common clashes especially in the Sub-Saharan part of Africa but have endured the physical and mental injuries they had had to encounter during the rough times this also has it impact on the global impacts of contentions that can be vast to neighbouring nations confronted with evacuee streams, wilderness on their outskirts clashes are mainly perpetrated by the illegal exchanges of arms, minerals, and even propaganda influence. This, hence, remotes the United Nations to take numerous countermeasures measurements to avoid more blood spill.

In this article, I depict late research that finds a solid connection driving from poverty to violence in less created nations. Research on the reasons for murder has concentrated on two contending hypothetical models, financial and subcultural. After a survey of …