With growing concerns in many countries about the online radicalisation of young people, Dr Soumya Awasthi, a fellow of the Centre for …
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Child criminal exploitation has long been recognised in the UK – particularly the county lines model – and is a focus for …
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Criminaliteit
Prohibitive policies drove organised crime in Australia 100 years ago: It’s happening again
door ElwinAustralia, like many other countries, has a long history of organised crime, much of which has flourished by exploiting illicit markets; Deakin …
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Buurt & Bewoner
NSW Police lost a huge strip search lawsuit: It has national implications
door ElwinA judgment delivered this week by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, which found that a strip search carried out by …
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Criminaliteit
Balancing justice and maturity: The contradiction in Australia’s youth crime and social media policies
door ElwinAlthough Australia is taking a prominent role in protecting those under the age of 16 from the dangers of social media, the …
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Buurt & Bewoner
Domestic violence disclosure schemes may not improve safety for victim-survivors of intimate partner violence
door ElwinThe rising incidence of women’s deaths as a result of male violence in Australia has prompted some to call for the wider …
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Despite the successful efforts of Australian law enforcement to seize drugs and target suppliers, the country’s latest National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program …
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Criminaliteit
Youth offending: The myths and realities of youth crime in northern Australia
door ElwinPlans to crackdown on an apparent surge in youth crime in Queensland and the Northern Territories aren’t supported by figures which suggest …
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Despite frequent large seizures and law enforcement agency successes, the supply of illicit drugs into Australia continues to grow; In their latest …
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Buurt & Bewoner
The listing of neo-Nazi group won’t stop the far-right threat to Australia
door ElwinWhile the UK, North America and Europe have taken steps to list violent far-right groups as terrorist organisations, Australia has been slower …