https://padlet.com/jbalint/7z501aeupebc Who is implicated? Who can be held responsible? Who benefits? en-us 2019-07-19 11:23:10 UTC 2020-05-29 06:07:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/jbalint/7z501aeupebc/wish/371855966 2019-07-22 04:55:19 UTC https://padlet.com/jbalint/7z501aeupebc/wish/371855966 https://padlet.com/jbalint/7z501aeupebc/wish/371855968 - states (all)
- trans and multinational corporations
- domestic 'managers'
- traffickers
- consumers (of goods, food products, sexual or labour services)
- marketing and advertising agencies (products/goods, sexualised imagery)
- everyone.

Who benefits?
- consumers
- states
- corporations and those involved in global business/most steps in the supply chain
- traffickers
- The global North



]]> 2019-07-22 04:55:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jbalint/7z501aeupebc/wish/371855968 https://padlet.com/jbalint/7z501aeupebc/wish/371855997 who is responsible?
- all non indigenous australians
- media
- government
- political elite
- detention centre officers and supervisors 
- states
- society (norms)



who benefits?
- powerful elite
- everyone apart from those who have been incarcerated 
- prisons
- police
- politicians will benefit from law and order campaigns/ scapegoats  



]]> 2019-07-22 04:55:35 UTC https://padlet.com/jbalint/7z501aeupebc/wish/371855997 https://padlet.com/jbalint/7z501aeupebc/wish/371856020 The elites in political power
The media (by propping up particular narratives)
Voters

Who can be held responsible?

Same as above. But there maybe differing degrees of complicity and responsibility.

Who benefits?

By portraying asylum seekers as a national security issue and by inducing fear, politicians and political parties garner support 

Companies/individuals paid to run detention centres 

People smugglers 

We, the public, benefit from not having to confront the issues (i.e. let's let some other country deal with this)




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