L. Domnich INDIGENOUS INCARCERATION IN AUSTRALIA: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES

INDIGENOUS INCARCERATION IN AUSTRALIA: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES

Authors

  • L. Domnich Institute of Criminal-Executive Service

Keywords:

Indigenous; incarceration; justice system; prison population; prisoners; violence.

Abstract

The article is concerned with the identification of causes and consequences of the high crime rate and the relevant raising of the prison population and convicts’ level among Australian indigenous. The experience in working about а crime pre-vention of the Australian Penitentiary System has been studied due to the differ-ences of culture and customs, the possibility of its usage in Ukraine has been ana-lyzed.

Author Biography

L. Domnich, Institute of Criminal-Executive Service

ML, Professor’s assistant of Humanitarian Training Chair of the Institute of Criminal-Executive Service

References

1. Australian Bureau of Statistics. URL: http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/ abs@.nsf/mf/4517.0 (дата звернення: 12.02.2018).
2. Korin Gamadji Institute. Culture is Life. URL: http://www.cultureislife.org/collaborations/korin-gamadji-institute/ (дата звернення: 12.02.2018).
3. About the Commission. Australian Human Rights Commission. URL: https://www.humanrights.gov.au/publications/indigenous-deaths-custody-report-summary (дата звернення: 12.02.2018).

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Published

2018-10-10

How to Cite

[1]
Domnich, L. 2018. L. Domnich INDIGENOUS INCARCERATION IN AUSTRALIA: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES: INDIGENOUS INCARCERATION IN AUSTRALIA: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES. Bulletin of the Penitentiary association of Ukraine. 1 (Oct. 2018), 81–88.

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Section

Criminal law and criminology; criminal-enforcement law

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