Authors : A.Sh. Ibrayeva, B.S. Turdaliyeva and G.Ye. Aimbetova
Abstract: For many millennia, mankind, along with the development of culture, science, public consciousness, perfected the forms, means and methods of armed resolution of various conflicts. On the threshold of the 21st century, the problem of using military force in dealing with various controversial issues does not at all give grounds for hoping that the nightmares and horrors of war will remain only in the history of mankind. Terrorism as a means of achieving political and economic goals is not only not a thing of the past but it is blossoming in some regions of the world including in the territory of the long-suffering CIS. And while there is a threat of armed violence, there will be a need to counter this threat also with the use of armed force. Those who have passed the test of war are given the opportunity to discover and know themselves in conditions when one is facing the most important earthly value a person’s life, when its value eclipses everything else in the world. In many ways, this is why it is difficult for these people to return to “normal” human life. To life, where money, material goods, cottages, cars and other things are important to human life itself. Modern society declares the main value of human life and freedom, generating immediately the rapists and murderers, ready for a pittance to take away from others this very life.
A.Sh. Ibrayeva, B.S. Turdaliyeva and G.Ye. Aimbetova, 2021. The Model of Socio-Psychological Rehabilitation of Victims as a Result of Terrorist Acts. Research Journal of Applied Sciences, 16: 125-141.