Victims and perpetrators

In general knowledge, "victims" refer to individuals or groups who suffer harm or loss due to the actions of others, often in contexts like crime, abuse, or disaster. They experience negative impacts, such as physical injury, emotional distress, or financial loss. "Perpetrators," on the other hand, are those who commit harmful acts against victims. This can include things like theft, assault, or other forms of wrongdoing. Understanding these roles helps in addressing issues of justice, prevention, and support for victims while holding perpetrators accountable for their actions.