Victims and Victimization: Moving Towards an International Victimology
PowerPoint presentations and papers as submitted during the 2018 International Symposium on Victimology, hosted at City of Hong Kong University.
Plenary
Plenary 2 – Antony Pemberton – A Theory of Injustice
Plenary 3 – Benjamin Roebuck – Resilience and Victims of Violence
Plenary 5 – Dennis Sing-Wing Wong – Resolving School Bullying
Concurrent Sessions
Alicia Kate Clayton – A Dialogue of Growth and Change
Alina Balta – Responding to Mass Victimization with Juridical Reparations
Alina Balta – The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) and its Reparations Regime
Bhanu Nunna – Training needs of victim service practitioners in one stop centres in Haryana
Bo-Luen Kan and Susyan Jou – Courier Fraud as A New Youth Subculture
Brenda Midson – Spousal Revenge Killings
Camille Vanier – Reporting rape
Carina Gallo – From needy to worthy
Carina Gallo and Kerstin Svensson- Victim Support the Welfare State
Cezary Kulesza – Fair trial for victims
Chan Wai To – The Victims of Crime Charter
Chan Wai To – Victims of Crime in Hong Kong
Chan Wai To- Crime Victim & Community Care
Charles Khamala – Excluding Hearsay Exacerbated Witness Victimization in the Ruto case
Chie Maekoya- Perception and Experience of Intimate Partner Violence among Japanese Students
Chih-Min Liu and Susyan Jou – Is Pregnancy kept her out of prison
Chockalingam Kumaravelu – Implementation of Victims’ rights in Indian Criminal Justice System
Chontit Cheunurah and Salila Narataruksa – Invisible victims
Cily Tabane – The Implications of Gender Based Violence (GBV) in a workplace
Conny Rijken – Secundary victimisation of THB victims
Diana Eisenfeld – On Awareness and the Normalization of Violence
Dipa Dube – Sexual Victimization of Children in India
Dobrinka Chankova and Velislav Yurukov – E-evidence
Dominic Reed – Introducing doubt
Doris Chu and Yu-Shu Chen – Pathways to Offending among Female Inmates
Egberto Saldana Guido – Victims and Victimization
Fawn Ngo – Stalking Victimization and Perpetration Among Asian American College Students
Gema Varona – Punitive and Restorative Orientations of Victims of Terrorism in Spain
Girija Shankar Bajpai – Happiness and Criminal Victimization
Gloria Egbuji – Kidnap for Ransom
Gwen Herkes – Victimisation experiences of people illegally crossing the borders of the EU
Hema Hargovan- Restorative Justice in South Africa
Jacki Tapley and Donna Watson-Elliot – Prioritising Procedural Justice
Janice Joseph – Elderly Victims of Femicide
Janice Joseph – lslamophobic Violence Against Muslim Women
Jennifer Barkley – Homicide Survivors
John Dussich and Helmut Kury – Extent of PTSD Among Syrian Refugees in German
Li-Chun Yeh and Susyan Jou – No party, no drugs for teenagers
Lidia E. Flores-Bush – Civil war and trauma in El Salvador
Lina Kit Ling Chow – Victim-Victimizer Relationship in Financial Abuse of older people
Man-Ho Chan et al – In rehabilitation of youth offenders
Maria del Mar Daza-Bonachela – How do justice systems respond to violence against women
Maria Jose Gre – Victims’ needs of justice
Matthew Cronje – An Analysis of the Victimogenic Factors Associated with Recidivism
Michael O’Connell – Procedural justice for victims of crime
Nabil Orina – Assessing the ICC’s impact on Victims’ Rights in Kenya’s Criminal Justice System
Nicole W.T. Cheung – Victimization, Social Strain and Lifestyle in Rural Left-Behind Adolescents
Nieves Martinez – VICTIMIZATION IN CYBERSPACE
Omar Faruk – CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AS A RESPONSE TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Pamela Kerschke-Risch – Don’t care or risk averse
Paul Cassell – Critical Perspectives on Enforcement of Victims’ Rights
Robyn Holder – The fraud of ‘victims’ rights’
Robyn Holder – Victim Advocacy
Rukhsana Siddiqua – Victimization and Women-Initiated Divorce in Bangladesh
Sam Garkawe – VICTIM COMPENSATION SCHEMES
Sarah Fletcher – Giving victims voice in parole hearings
Shelby Elia – Public Perceptions of Exonerees from the American Criminal Justice System
Tod Tollefson – Progress on comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence in the USA
Tod Tollefson – The economic consequences to loved ones following the suicide of a family member
Tracey Booth – The Law’s Response to Victims of Family Violence
Tyrone Kirchengast – Progressing Crime Victim Rights in Adversarial Systems of Justice
Tyrone Kirchengast – Victim Rights
Vasja Badalič – CIVILIAN VICTIMS IN U.S.-LED KILL-OR-CAPTURE MISSIONS IN AFGHANISTAN
Vibha Hetu- Importance of Dialogue
Yangyi Li – The Role of Sexual Violence in Genocide
Yaroslava Kuchina – Victim Blaming
Yun-Fan Kao and Susyan Jou- Police-civilian conflicts
Yu-Shu Chen and Doris Chu – Childhood Victimization, Prostitution, and Crime Victimization
陳藹姍 – 以敍事實踐手法揭示受害者與欺凌者的身份重疊 (The Victim-Offender Overlap) 及需要