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Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies
Religious, Philosophical, and Ethical Studies
Issues of Good and Evil
Crime and Punishment in Hinduism
Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120
Crime and Punishment in Hinduism
Content from a Hindu Perspective
What you need to know
Analyze the Hindu framework for determining what makes an act wrong.
Evaluate Hindu religious responses to crime and morality, focusing on karma, dharma, ahimsa, and moksha.
Explain Hindu attitudes toward the causes of crime and the goals of punishment, including justice, retribution, deterrence, and reformation.
Describe Hindu views on the ethical treatment of criminals and the work of prison reformers and chaplains.
Compare varied Hindu responses to the death penalty, interpreting the influence of ahimsa, karma, and the principles of paapa and danda.
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