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Examples of how to use “safe passage” in a sentence from Cambridge Dictionary.
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Learn the meaning of safe passage, an uncountable noun that means official protection offered to someone who is in danger or who is travelling through a dangerous place. See how to use it in sentences and browse related words.
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Aug 30, 2021 · The UN Security Council passed a resolution on Monday that calls for the Taliban to facilitate safe passage for people wanting to leave Afghanistan, allow humanitarians to access the country,...
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Chicago’s Safe Passage program began in 2009 after a 16-year-old student, Derrion Albert, was beaten to death with a railroad tie after leaving his high school on the city’s south side. The fatal beating was captured on cellphone video that was shown worldwide and prompted then-President Barack Obama to dispatch top cabinet officials to the city to...
The findings of my studysuggest that Safe Passage reduced reported crime on the Safe Passage routes. Safe Passage appears to have contributed to 6 to 17 percent less reported crime relative to other nearby streets. The biggest reductions in crime appeared for crimes occurring outdoors and during school hours. This suggests that the program has incr...
The Safe Passage program is expensive, but so is crime. The cost of crimessuch as robbery and assault can range from $42,000 to over $100,000 per incident. These costs include lost property or earnings by the victim, court and corrections costs, as well as pain and suffering on the part of the victim. Of course, when the crime is a homicide, as it ...
Safe Passage is a program that places adult monitors on streets near schools in high-crime neighborhoods to deter crime and provide safe routes for students. A study found that Safe Passage reduced reported crime on the routes, but not around the schools, and that the program may be cost-effective if it prevents serious crimes.
This chapter presents ideas about actions at the national and state levels that support the development of Safe Passage Schools and Safe Passage Communities. It proposes an approach that could be effective in targeting resources for critical needs.
That is the primary goal of parents — to ensure Safe Passage for their offspring from infancy through adolescence to adulthood. Safe Passage is not a guaranteed right. It is a privilege. The book aims to spell out in detail all the work needed to turn this privilege into a right.
