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Hey Emily, what do you think of this? I really like it!

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Podcast Transcript - Eaden, Emily, Claire

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http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/series-of-violent-robberies-in-dandenong-20160527-gp62e8.html

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July 2008 -  Dr. Ocampo requested the ICC issue an arrest warrant for President al-Bashir as the number of casualties and refugees climbed.

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- Who are the Apex gang?
- age
- history
- what kind of people are involved, the diversity of the group
- What is their motive?
- Their rival gang Islander 23

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- weakening of bail laws
- young offenders - getting a slap on the wrist for their actions
- Chief Commissioner - says his police force has done the best they can with the resources given to them via State Government.
- Chief Commissioner - for more serious, violent crimes, they need to change the presumption laws for remand - "one strike and you're out"
- One solution - A three step plan:
1) Monitoring - build a data base of all gangs and rank them according to influence and danger. (important to include all small gangs, to catch them at an early stage, prevents the next phase of gang activity)
2) Policing - joint task forces, teaming federal with local, based in the crime hot spots, west and southeast of Melbourne. Funding should come from a state and federal level with contributions from the insurance industry. Unique combination of experience and knowledge to aim at gangs, make arrest and reduce community fear.
3) Prevention - create settlement services, to prevent young people entering gangs, invest in services working with young migrant (place them in same area as task force).
Premier Daniel Andrews:
- adjusting court hours or bail processes is not enough
- he has said that using visa cancellation for people committing serious crimes and having a combined state and federal approach.

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I've been thinking about some questions.
Claire should probably answer the question regarding the impact on children if she is being a child psychologist.

Eaden should probably do the response by authorities.

I can do the background facts about Darfur and Sudan, do you think we should talk about the genocide? And then maybe we should all come up with a solution and then Claire vs Eaden on what solution they think would be more beneficial.

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Emily - Host, neutral
Claire - Child psychologist, positive
Eaden - Cop, negative

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3703217/Founding-member-Melbourne-s-Apex-gang-reveals-African-group-s-spiral-crime.html

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Who/what is responsible for issues in society like the Apex Gang?

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Who/what is responsible for issues in society like the Apex Gang?

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- They themselves (Apex) are still responsible for own actions
- People in power in Sudan
- Mentally scarred, generational trauma
- Separation within community; us and them mentality
- Solution: welfare, counselling, support networks
- Contextual community activities to get kids engaged and off the street; boxing, football

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http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2015/s4426408.htm

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Draft is now due the 17th of August with the final being due the 31st.

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https://www.9now.com.au/a-current-affair/2017/clip-cj25z0pvc00080hq6f2qttg0x

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Podcast - Performance Criteria Breakdown

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Darfur in 10 Minutes An Overview of the Conflict in Sudan

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Draft is due the 11th of August, NEXT FRIDAY