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injustice
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Eastern countries
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Injustice is often managed through social and familial networks, and may be accepted as a part of life.
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2
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retribution
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Eastern countries
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In some Eastern cultures, retribution may be viewed as disruptive to harmony and the focus may be on restoration and reconciliation rather than punitive justice.
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3
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retribution
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Eastern culture
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Retribution is perceived as counterproductive and damaging to harmonious relationships, with an emphasis on forgiveness and reconciliation.
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1
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4
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revenge
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Eastern culture
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Often discouraged and viewed as disruptive to social harmony and personal tranquility in Eastern philosophical and religious traditions.
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1
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5
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revenge
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Eastern culture
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In many Eastern cultures, revenge is often viewed as negative and destructive, and the emphasis is placed on forgiveness and moving on from the past.
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1
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6
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revenge
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Eastern cultures
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The concept of revenge is often associated with maintaining honor and may be considered more acceptable in certain cultural contexts.
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1
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7
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vengeance
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Eastern culture
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In Eastern culture, vengeance is often discouraged as it is seen as perpetuating a cycle of negativity and conflict.
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1
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8
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vengeance
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Eastern cultures
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In Eastern cultures, vengeance may be seen as bringing shame to oneself and is often discouraged in favor of forgiveness and reconciliation.
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1
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victim
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Eastern cultures
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There may be social stigma attached to being a victim, leading some to avoid reporting or seeking legal justice.
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1
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