This paper will be an attempt to draw from various perspectives on violence and its resolution. We suggest that to be truly effective, conflict resolution must be interdisciplinary and we offer the dialogue and tolerance as a resolution to the violence. Dealing with the violence, requires understanding of the social forces driving people into the violence and to atrocious acts of violence against others. Most people feel that violence is an unfortunate reality in our lives over which we often have little control. In fact, it is true that no community escapes some level of violence.
Violence is a part of all societies and there are no societies without some level of violence.
Within different cultures, the types of violent acts tend to be similar as people express themselves according to unwritten social norms. It is through these norms, that the sort and acceptability of violence are shaped. Almost everybody says that the violence is wrong. However, there are types of violence that have become acceptable as well unacceptable in different environments. Some wrong acts and actions become acceptable when conditions differ.