Image Reintegration

Introduction Filling and painting are separate programs, but they are considered relevant processes. They all contribute to the overall integrity of the processed picture. Regarding paint protection, the simple definition of filling is the process of "containment of damage to the image layer by inserting a filler composed of smooth or structured material" (Nicolaus, 1999, p. 235). Materials used to replace missing areas are usually formed "(The Fine Arts Conservancy, 2006).

Withdrawal can be defined as a development process in which one person continues to be a non-criminal (Laub & Sampson, 2003; Maruna, 2001). Isolation is part of the reintegration process, but not synonymous with reintegration. People can stop crime, but still it is difficult to adapt to living outside the prison (LeBel, Burnett, Maruna, & Bushway, 2008; McNeil, 2006). Marana et al. (2004) Distinguish between primary resistance and secondary resistance. Primary detention means eliminating criminal acts immediately, such as when a criminal did not become addicted for two months. Secondary detention refers to the long-term prohibition of perpetrators who were formerly stubborn criminals (Maruna, 2001). Withdrawal means that you are a permanently compliant person, not only short-term changes, but also long-term maintenance is required.

According to the definition of Oxford Dictionary (2015), reintegration is a direct concept that is easy to define. It is to be reintegrated into the community to restore unity. Looking at the definition of this reintegration, that part is what I am talking about. There is "unity uniform" in the definition, and I will discuss this sentence. Speaking briefly about the situation in northern Uganda, it is not clear whether all the communities that were robbed of the children are united. In my opinion, this part of the sentence has to be modified for "Resurrection of social band, acceptance and respect of each member of newly formed community". Therefore, the definition of reintegration is not automatically assumed.