Dualdiit De Wunajock

17/05/2026

Gen William Deng Garang Ben.
Long live SPLM and SPLA.

20/03/2026

24/09/2025

‎Political Crime
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‎Political crime is any crime that is committed for political reasons or against the government, its leaders, or its policies. It is different from ordinary crime because the goal is not just to gain money or property but to influence, change, or challenge political power.
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‎There are two main sides to political crime: crimes committed against the state and crimes committed by the state.
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‎Crimes against the state are done by individuals or groups who want to oppose or challenge government authority. Examples include protests that turn violent, sabotage, treason, terrorism, or attempts to overthrow the government. These acts are usually meant to send a message or force political change. For example, someone who damages government property to protest unfair policies is committing a political crime.
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‎Crimes by the state happen when people in power break the law or abuse their authority. This can include corruption, illegal surveillance, unfair imprisonment of opponents, or using force to silence critics. These actions are called state crimes because they are carried out by officials who should be protecting the law.
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‎Political crime is important to study because it shows the link between crime, power, and justice. Sometimes, what is called a political crime in one country may be seen as a fight for freedom in another. For example, leaders who fought against colonial rule were often arrested for political crimes, but today they are remembered as heroes.
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‎There are debates about political crime because it can be difficult to decide what is a crime and what is a legitimate form of protest. Peaceful protests are usually legal, but when protests become violent or destroy property, they cross into crime.
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‎Studying political crime helps us understand how politics and justice are connected. It also helps governments find fair ways to deal with opposition without violating human rights.
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07/06/2025

Peace of mind and harmony – one of the prerequisites for finding a complete and happy life. We feel more confident and full when we are in a state of inner peace! This is the state when we are balanced, attentive, and conscious. Being in critical situations or circumstances that are not comfortable for us, peace begins to leave us. But having resumed classes that help to find inner silence, life is gradually improving again. Many people pass through this circle. From this, we can conclude: “If you do not have time for rest, it means that it is necessary for you.”

What is peace of mind, and why do we need it?

Peace of mind is a state of harmony with oneself and with the whole world. But above all, the order is a balance. If we compare the soul with a musical instrument, then the inner calm state is when the strings of the soul sound harmoniously and naturally. The sound is beautiful and pleasant for everyone! But when we are tense and fussy, the music will be strained, unnatural, and unpleasant.

Staying in the peace of mind, we are full of energy and in a good mood! We efficiently manage to resist the illnesses and bad attitude of others, and we are better at doing any work. We become more creative; we analyze better and solve problems faster. When peace of mind leaves us, and we get out of balance, the energy drops, we attract depression and illness. During the internal stress, we do not get much as we would like, and we make more mistakes.

Every time as soon as we get angry, fussing in vain, or fall into depression, etc., we seem to spill precious energy from our vessel of the soul. This energy is challenging to replenish! Think twice before the next time, indiscreetly, get out of yourself, start to get nervous, angry, think negatively, think, speak, and fuss about it in vain.

Peace of mind is a natural state for a person; that is why it is so necessary and desirable for us! When it disappears, we begin to experience discomfort and uncertainty. On the subconsc

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