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Costs and Consequences of Violent Conflicts, Peace building and state…
Costs and Consequences of Violent Conflicts
Mental Health
Psychological trauma
"Several have ended up in poorly run detention facilities – some literally in cages – after they were picked up off the streets by the authorities."
Aggressive behavior
PTSD from witnessing death of loved one
Educational Attainment
Many children drop out of school
Many can't afford to continue education
Physical health
Many don't have proper resources for good health, so result unhealthy and sick
Peace building and state building goals
Justice
No
The people of the Philippines have been shown their justice isn't theirs unless they are free of being a drug pusher/ user, by the corruption score of 34/100, clearly there is a lot of dishonest or cruel actions made by those in power: in this case, the president and police.
Legitimate Politics
Yes
The Philippine government's "Antidrug campaign/war" has shown the President Rodrigo Duterte to be a populist leader, as his best solution to the drug problem is having all in suspicion, or whom confront themselves to be murdered.
Security
No
Walking the streets of the Philippines alone makes people nervous and uncomfortable as there are bloody scenes and bodies in most directions.
Reserves and Services
No
There isn't enough capacity for everyone. The prisons are overcrowding, "At the Quezon City Jail, inmates take turns sleeping in any available space." Also, many people in this country are under malnourished due to the proper care the government lacks to provide, therefore not having the proper resources.
Economic Foundations
No
Many of the families had gone homeless after the "breadwinner", or in most cases: father of the house, was murdered. Many mothers were forced to find jobs, and struggle to make enough to support their family, and some even abandon their children.
Political Violence in the Philippines