Dissidence

Dissidence is the act of protesting against 

a government's or monarch's actions. Dissidence 

usually implies non violent protest.


Should a government or monarch ever use violence 

to quell dissidence? Explain your reasoning.
Police handling protesters.

 Government or monarch, should take steps against extremeism, they should take steps against such type of violent protesters and should come up with a permanent solutions.

 They should either use force, but by using force people can be killed. That is not something agovernment should do. They should try to nagotiate and in nagotiation you take something and you leave something.

 The government should adopt a clear policy against all and extremist groups in the country, and take legal and administrative measures to restrict their activities. The government can consult all the policy documents on countering violent extremism that have been produced during the last few years.


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