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South African Youths: Course Teaches Young Offenders That There is a Better Way
South African Youths: Course Teaches Young Offenders That There is a Better Way
by Tintinger, Lesley Ann in Analysis , Black people , Correctional institutions
2000
Tintinger details efforts taken by South Africans Simon Kunene and Colin Nkabinde to curb the high rate of crime in South Africa by participating in a transformation program called Khulisa.
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South African Youths: Course Teaches Young Offenders That There Is
South African Youths: Course Teaches Young Offenders That There Is
by Tintinger, Lesley Ann in Crime, South Africa , Criminal justice, Administration of, South Africa , Juvenile delinquents
2000
\"It is Khulisa's belief that communities must become responsible for young offenders by recognizing that the problems of the youths reflect the problems of the community.\" (CORRECTIONS TODAY) This article discusses a course called Khulisa--a zulu word meaning \"let the child grow\"--which has been implemented in South Africa as a way to teach youthful offenders life skills.
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