Evening Incidents Threaten Neighborhood Safety
The article focuses on the escalating phenomenon of violence and crime in the neighborhoods of Algeria, particularly street gangs, and how violence has transformed into a collective behavior that threatens social security. The study explains that the causes include unemployment, weak social control, family disintegration, and urban influences, along with a rising spread of drugs and targeting of valuable properties. This situation leads to a decline in trust and safety among residents, with an increase in assaults and organized thefts. Addressing these issues requires security and legal efforts, including enforcing laws and tightening penalties, alongside social and educational prevention programs, such as religious awareness, to promote values of self-respect and respect for others, and to reduce the causes of rebellion and violence among youth.
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