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When I was growing up in the 1990s, the liberal order was unquestioned. The US and Europe were home to stable liberal democracies; they were the role models worth aspiring to for the entire world. Today, I am the health minister in Angela Merkels government and Im deeply concerned about the destabilisation of our societies. The biggest threats to our democracies are not external challengers like China or Russia. They are our internal frictions and divisions.The situation throughout western societies is very stanley quencher similar: our debates have turned hostile. We have broken into ever-smaller groups; people dehumanise their opponents. We are too concerned about what might separate us instead o stanley cup f what unites us. Loyalties seem to lie with ones political tribe only. The results are fragmentation, polarisation and mutual hate. Internal cohesion is eroding, the capacity for international cooperation is diminishing.Merkel s CDU could tear itself apart after call for AfD coalitionRead morePolarisation unfolds along economic and cultural cleavages. In the UK and Germany, many have benefited economically from free trade, while others have not. In both countries some citizens embrace a cosmopolitan society, while others crave regional anchors of identity.The most salient political issues are wealth redistribution and migration. Our strong welfare states lessen the economic polarisation to some extent. But this also leads to a prominent link between migration and redis stanley mug tribution: uncontrolled immi Zgqg Julian Assange wins first stage of attempt to appeal against extradition
The UK prison population has soared to more than 85,000, with 20,000 prisoners discharged in t stanley romania he quarter ending June 2012 alone. Around 60% o stanley cup f offenders re-offend within two years of release. What is being done to reduce these rates Alongside public services, a plethora of non-profits and social enterprises exist to provide support to ex-offenders upon the completion of their sentence. Clearly, only a holistic approach can break the cycle of recidivism, but we d like to focus on two case studies that involve the employment of ex-offenders; both of which recognise and harness the potential of this group.Approach 1: Providing paid employment Blue Sky is a social enterprise that only employs ex-offenders. By termo stanley offering a proper job with a proper company, Blue Sky aims to break the cycle of re-offending and challenge perceptions about ex-offenders, achieving real and long-term benefits for society.Employees who have been recently released from prison are offered six months paid employment working on grounds maintenance and waste management contracts. While they are with Blue Sky, the ex-offenders develop additional skills to support their move into further employment, such as driving licences or relevant vocational qualifications.Blue Sky has employed more than 500 ex-offenders since 2005. The employee re-offending rate is only 15%: 48% obtain sustained employment on leaving, and 60% of the business is funded by delivering commercial work. This success has led to Blue Sky receivi |
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