IMPUNITY

This abstract explores the intersection of poetry and the culture of impunity as depicted in Halima Amali's "Faces of Shame." The study analyzes how Amali's poetic work serves as a critical lens through which to examine societal structures and behaviors that enable and perpetuate impunity, particularly concerning issues of injustice and societal neglect. By dissecting key themes and stylistic elements within the collection, this analysis aims to illuminate the ways in which poetry can function as a powerful tool for social commentary and critique, exposing the multifaceted nature of shame and its deep-rooted connection to a culture where accountability is often evaded. The research highlights the significance of Amali's contribution to understanding the socio-cultural implications of impunity and the role of art in challenging dominant narratives