Titlebook: An International Perspective on Contemporary Developments in Victimology; A Festschrift in Hon Janice Joseph,Stacie Jergenson Book 2020 Spr

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Victim Labeling Theory; A Reappraisalh center on victimology at Tilburg University founded by Marc Groenhuijsen. In my view those harmed by crime are in Western culture socially labelled as ‘victims’, or as passive, helpless sufferers rather than resilient survivors. According to my original writings the root of this label is to be fou

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Arab Girls at Risk of Victimization: Cultural and Personal Characteristicsgirls from the normative population (n?=?60) by socio-demographic variables and by factors related to risk behaviors among teens: self-harm, traditionalism, self-control, and aggression. The findings indicate that despite the cultural and social uniqueness, different societies have universal feature

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Maritime Piracy Victimization of Seafarers and Their Familiesmajor seafarer-sending communities like the Philippines. During the last decades, the scope of contemporary maritime piracy in East Africa has increased and the violence of the pirates against seafarers has escalated?(Oceans Beyond Piracy 2013). However, Victimologists have paid very little attentio

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Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking in the United States: A Victim-Centered ApproachT involves the recruitment, harboring, and transportation of a person, who is a citizen or a permanent resident of the United States, under the age of 18?years for the purpose of commercial sex (TVPA .). It has been estimated that approximately 150,000–300,000?U.S. children are at risk for commercia

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Findings From an Intervention on the Prevention of Sexual Abuse of Children From Mayan Communities ined, implemented, and evaluated a program to prevent child sexual abuse called “Word of mouth: No one touches my body.” Its objective was to develop children’s skills for detecting situations involving sexual abuse risk and protection strategies to prevent it. The program identified that the most vu

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What Can We Achieve by 2030? Rights for Victims of Crime in the Era of Sustainable Development Goals victims where the governments of the world agreed to focus on the prevention of victimization and rights for victims of crime. Unfortunately, the world did little and is now faced with a public health crisis of half a million people murdered in 2018, one billion children as victims of violence and

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Ensuring Victims’ Participation in the Criminal Justice System of the United States of Americavictims. Today, the major challenge of victims’ rights is to ensure that . in the criminal justice system occurs. . in federal courts were given to victims by the U.S. Congress with the Crime Victims’ Rights Act of 2004 made effective on October 30, 2004. Roughly 75% of the states have victims’ righ

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Improving Access to Justice: Procedural Justice Through Legal Counsel for Victims of Crime coupled with voice recognition might be helpful in their recovery. Furthermore, victims’ participatory rights are said to be one way to enhance procedural justice for victims of crime without unnecessarily encroaching on procedural justice for accused and convicted persons. Drawing on the functions

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Victims Behind the Model Minority Myth: Are Asian Americans Model Victims?reotype is associated with the successful adaptation of Asian Americans to American mainstream culture with their high achievement in education and professional occupations. However, scholars note that the model minority myth, in fact, has caused negative consequences to Asian Americans and their co