1. Re-offenders are discriminated against by society after they are released from prison. For those who have been released from prison, having committed crimes and been sanctioned by national judicial organs is equivalent to having an ID card of a "re-education through labor prisoner". This inherent impression has a great negative impact on people. Relatives and friends often indifference and reject them, making it difficult for them to return to normal social life, thus...

2. It is difficult for re-offenders to find employment after being released from prison. In reality, most ex-offenders are unable to integrate into real social life after returning to society. Most people are reluctant to allow someone who has served time to live and work with them. Most of the prisoners who have been released from prison make a living by working outside, and they are engaged in lower-end jobs, and some even...

3. Released prisoners tend to gather together. When ex-convicts find their lives unsatisfactory in society, it is easy for them to seek care and help from their "buddies" who they knew in prison and who were also criminals. When these people get together, most of the solutions they come up with are in crime.

4. Influence of family environment

The influence of family factors on crime: the adverse impact of problematic families on the growth of re-offenders from childhood; after prisoners are released from prison and return to their families, their relatives The indifference, accusation, and even rejection made him feel desolate, unable to feel the warmth of his family, and faced extreme situations, which encouraged him to commit crimes again.

5. The general education level is low and the labor skills are lacking

Before committing crimes, most of them were engaged in manual labor with high labor intensity and low income, and their labor skills were not improved well during their sentence. , low educational level, coupled with social discrimination and low acceptance, result in them still being at the bottom of society after reentering society.