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- Current point of discussions regarding age of legal responsibility
- Overrepresentation of indigenous population and death in custody

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- Power imbalance between those in youth justice centres and officers
- Ambiguous in terms of what is deemed harmful

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Reliance on migratory workforce for jobs that locals choose not to do for capitalist expansion

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Social Hierarchy/Status
- Detention officers have more authority and power over the youth detainees
- Power imbalance --> Youths are restricted when it comes to voicing out injustice/being treated unfairly
- Youth as problematic - being 'deviant' and having 'anti-social tendencies'

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sociology- habitus (people internalizing their sociological dispositions)

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Poor handling/investigation of domestic violence matters by police

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Limiting the opportunities to leave

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Crisis Accommodation and Support Services

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"out of sight out of mind" easy for us to ignore the impact of modern day slavery if we dont see it first-hand

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- Historical context that is still present in today's society

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can happen locally- eg youth labour, people making $10 cash 'off the books' and exploiting their lack of knowledge about industry standards and regulation

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The idea that coming legally, e.g. to Australia, must be done via airplane or ship. However, coming illegally, e.g. by boat, circumvents these rights. Thus, you are not treated as a refugee but as an illegal immigrant and treated as such

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Indigenous
- Hierarchy in terms of ethnicity
- Indigenous as 'lower' or 'inadequate' --> perceived to be more criminal than non-indigenous counterparts

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capitalist economic structure which diffuses responsibility of companies ("just trying to make a higher profit" ) eg with fast fashion, exploiting workers

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The use of being called a 'refugee' and the rights that come with it are not given before you are deemed as such. UN Human rights and refugee rights

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Use of provocation defence in legal settings to defend spouse homicide

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Recent criminalisation of partner violence

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Offshore sites means circumventing international law is 'easy'. Thus, member countries not accountable.

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Historical power of women and men

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Non-citizen rights - Australia not obligated, only under the human rights commission. Human rights convention - refugee rights.

Signatories of the UN Convention on human rights they are still easily circumvented by member states.

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Built in cultural assumptions about men and women
Normalise gender inequality
Harmful and rigid constructions of masculinity and femininity

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Politicians (influence over refugee policy) e.g. Pauline Hanson, Peter Dutton

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State refugee policy (stop the boats)