Governmental sponsorship of activities that constitute harm to the public are referred to as:

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State crime refers to actions or omissions by state officials that constitute violations of basic human rights, international humanitarian law, or domestic law. These actions or omissions may include genocide, war crimes, torture, or other forms of violence or repression committed by state officials or in their name. State crimes are often committed in the name of national security or other state interests and are rarely prosecuted.

Governmental Sponsorship of Activities That Constitute Harm to the Public