Sanctioning murder

Description

Sanctioning murder involves the deliberate authorization or legitimization of killing individuals, typically by state or organizational actors, as a means to address perceived threats, enforce laws, or maintain order. This strategy is practically intended to eliminate specific problems such as criminal activity, political dissent, or social unrest. Remedies include legal frameworks, targeted operations, or extrajudicial measures, aiming to deter undesirable behaviors or neutralize individuals deemed dangerous to societal stability.