Crime and healing

Crime refers to actions that violate laws and harm individuals or society, such as theft or violence. Healing involves processes that help victims recover emotionally, physically, and psychologically from these harms. This can include therapy, community support, and restorative justice practices. Addressing crime aims to ensure safety and accountability, while healing focuses on restoring well-being and rebuilding trust. Both are essential for a healthy society—preventing future offenses and supporting those affected to recover and thrive.