Ролевые виктимные характеристики мужчин и женщин с разным профилем функциональной асимметрии мозга

Author(s): Ekaterina Vladimirovna Veterok,Yulia Mikhailovna Perevozkina,Olga Olegovna Andronnikova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 5/2016

This article is devoted to the theoretical and experimental analysis of psychological factors and conditions contributing to victim playing by men and women. It is shown that influence of psychophysiological features of the individual on his / her mental development is caused by the complex system of interconnections, which include a wide range of factors. The content and structure of a victimized orientation toward life, as well as its dependence on the functional asymmetry of the brain are described. The authors present the results of the empirical studies that prove the separate influence of sex-role characteristics and functional brain asymmetry on self-victimization, as well as their joined influence. It was found that right-brain respondents were more inclined to self-victimization. The results of the study indicate that right-brain women are more inclined to self-victimization than right-brain men. It was revealed that men with ambidexterity and left hemispheric asymmetry rarely adopt the victim role. The results indicate that individuals whose psyche structure is characterized by predominance of rational elements are more capable to fast decision making and high speed of situation evaluation. It allows them to avoid the inclusion of emotional factors and neutralize victimization.

Віктимна поведінка жертв злочинів

Author(s): B. M. Golovkin / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 135/2016

The article tells about phenomenon of victim’s behavior in commission of crimes, found its genesis and describes basic models of such behavior.Victim behavior is the person acts or omissions that led to her selection as offering and were the reason for commit the crime in a specific situation.The gist of victim’s behavior is dangerous for person behavior in situations of interaction with the criminal. Dangerous of such behavior is allowing for the location, time and scenarios before committing a crime, or at the time a criminal assault. Victim’s behavior attracts attention of the criminal, causes the choice of victim, become a pretext for committing a crime against the person who was raised in a vulnerable situation. The shape of this behavior is mainly careless. Much less people are deliberately exposed tounlawful acts. For the moment the emergence of victim behavior prior commission the offense or appears at the moment of interaction between the offender and the victim. Similarly victim behavior can deployment and change in the process of committing a crime. Display of victim’s behavior are relatively few;mostly of them are typical.

Сучасний стан організованої злочинності в Україні

Author(s): Olena Shostko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 135/2016

The article provides analysis of organized crime in Ukraine for the period from 2006 to 2015. Based on official statistics data it has been revealed that quantitative and qualitative records of crimes, committed by organised groups (OG) and criminal associations (CA), are declining rapidly.The number of detected OGs and CAs in Ukraine from 2006 to 2015 decreased by 3,5 times,the number of detected criminal individuals decreased threefold. In particular, 466 OGs and CAs were identified in 2006, while in 2015 only 166 were identified.The number of persons convicted for crimes committed within stable organized structures were as follows: in 2013 – 587 persons, in 2014 – 492 persons and in 2015 – 228 persons. The last figure makes only 0, 2% of the total (both within and outside organized structures) convicted persons in 2015.In overall the law enforcement agencies identified the following number of OGs and CAs with transnational links in resent years: in 2014 – ten, in 2015 – four, in 10 months in 2016 – four. On average, a criminal group consists of four members. According to official records, during the period of 2014-2015 not a single gram of cocaine and heroin has been confiscated.The author observed a research of victimologist Jan van Dijk, which demonstrated that in 2003 Ukraine was among 15 countries with the highest levels of organized crime (Composite Organized Crime Index –COCI). Emphasis was made on the limitations of official statistics which does not always adequately reflect the actual level of organized crime.The aforementioned statistics for the past 10 years reflect the inefficiency of law enforcement agencies in identifying undercover, disguised criminal activity. The author explains the situation by various factors, among them one of the most important is corruption in law enforcement agencies. Comprehensive studies of organized crime latency is suggested to be conducted at the state level.

SLIČNOSTI I RAZLIKE U INKRIMINACIJI KRIVIČNIH DELA RAZBOJNIŠTVA I IZNUDE

Author(s): Mladen Vuković / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 2/2016

Combating crime is a constant and very actual and problematic part of the overall security issues and the situation in the society. The offenses of extortion and banditry are in general, the classic crime that knows modern society, especially when it comes to the protection of personal and property assets and values. The above offenses as traditional forms of violent property crime triggers the expert and general public (citizens), because of the character of the protected object (object protection), the frequency and abundance of forms of manifestation in daily life, and because of the scale and intensity of the consequences, and ways and the means of its execution. The paper will be presented, analyze and problematize the concept of substantive offenses of extortion and robbery in the criminal legislation of the Republic of Serbia as well as a comprehensive show the similarities and differences between the two offenses.

Barbara Adamczyk, Dzieci ulicy w Polsce i na świecie. Definicja, typologia, etiologia, Akademia Ignatianum/Wydawnictwo WAM, Kraków 2015, ss. 479

Author(s): Ewa Sowa-Behtane / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2016

Barbara Adamczyk, Street children in Poland and in the world. Definition, typology, etiology, Akademia Ignatianum/Wydawnictwo WAM, Kraków 2015, pp. 479

Author(s): Ewa Sowa-Behtane / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2016

Як стають жертвами злочинів

Author(s): B. M. Golovkin / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 136/2017

Victimization from crime – a higher degree of social vulnerability criminal, contributing to the commission of crimes against them in certain circumstances. Victimization takes place in space and time, and includes four stages: 1) the emergence of criminal threats; 2) increasing the degree of social vulnerability to criminal assault; 3) the harm to individuals who find themselves in a vulnerable state at appropriate conditions (situations); 4) increase the number of victims of crimes as registered and latent, which helps re-victimization of some of them.As a result of our Internet survey of more than 3002 people (2015) defined the proportion of citizens who every year are victims of crime. By 2015 it is 37 %. However, one in seven respondents already had experience of victimization before. In our view, there is a threshold of permissible viktymizovanosti population not exceeding 40 % and is independent of the level of crime in a calendar year or an. Typically, victims of crime every year are new faces. Re-victimization experiences 15 % of citizens.The risk of becoming a victim of crime depends on the accuracy and timeliness of recognition of sources and types of criminal threats. Showed a rather stereotypical ideas of the criminal threat and showed a disorientation in identifying their sources. The last mentioned some time. Traditionally people cautious attitude to strangers, suspicious issued and may bear criminal intent (62 %); alarming stay at poorly attended locations in the dark (67 %) and likelihood of falling into unpredictable situations (44 %). Only 15% of respondents sees the source of victimization in their own dangerous behavior.While the public understanding of the sources of victimization are largely abstract and false character. So, to our knowledge, most people are afraid of violent crime (64 %), but actually experiencing mercenary crimes (60 %). In the context of what has been said quite expected the place called criminal threat. Among these markedly dominated the streets and other public places (64 %), as well as markets, train stations, shopping centers (18 %), places of mass recreation of citizens (10 %). This is the open area with free access unspecified persons, where the bulk of accidental contact with strangers. However, most protected from criminal attacks citizens feel in their own homes and at work. In light of the deterioration of situation of the massive spread of thefts from homes and other buildings, these opinions seem questionable.So, inability to timely and correctly identify the sources and types of criminal threats significantly increases the vulnerability of more than 60 % of citizens before the criminal assault, demonstrating their inability to avoid dangerous situations and unwillingness to protect themselves from crime. As a result, victims of crime every year becomes more and more new people who create their behavior or get into criminogenic situation.The study refutes strict correlation between compliance with the rules of personal safety and likely incur criminal assault. Thus, 42 % of respondents stated categorically safeguard measures against crime, 41 % – mainly follow these rules. Only 17 % reported disregard of safety rules. This trend indicates a lack of clear understanding of the citizens of the sources and types of criminal threats. On them is only a general idea. In the population there is a perception that victimization behavior should be sure to wear obvious and provocative character, being understood by the general public. So when people so-called «moderate risk» – is considered the norm, few people are alarming.During the survey of victimological studied of citizens the issue of criteria for which offenders choose victims of crime. Among these victims are called: coincidence – 27 %; inattention in public places – 25 %; living in criminogenic areas – 11.3 %; obvious signs of provocative behavior (excessive trust in strangers, stay drunk, demonstration of plenty) – 24.1 %. Most by illustration demonstrates attitudes to crime victims and their participation in decision-criminal decisions, answer questions about their victims feeling of «guilt». Just over half of respondents (56 %) consider themselves guilty also. However, 44% expressed the opposite judgment.Despite the established share of citizens who every year are victims of crime, observed some increase in their activity of applicants. Previously (in 2012) to law enforcement agencies only every third approached the victim from criminal attacks, in 2015 the share of applicants has risen to 50 %. This is the general trend of more active public appeal to the law enforcement and judicial bodies for redress and compensation for damage. At the same time, in applicant activity of victims is positively affects new procedural order of registration of citizens. Given these arguments, assuming latent reduce crime in the country as a whole.Reasons not appeal to the law enforcement agencies have traditionally called the famous triad: disbelief in the effectiveness of their work (50% of respondents), minor material damage caused by crime (44 %), and lack of serious harm to the health of victims (33 %). First answer more emotional than rational. It appears the low level of trust in public authorities in general and law enforcement in particular. The passivity of applicants actually explains the reluctance to deal with bureaucracy ineffective law enforcement, lack of time to participate in the official investigation and the trial, and for fear of public censure.In our view, there are two common scenarios of victimization. The first – improper perceptions associated with known to locals criminal threats and reluctance to respond to them appropriately.The second scenario victimization associated with temporary disorientation in space and time with the reach to new locations in unfamiliar situation, as well as a chance meeting with dangerous people.Consequently, victims of crime usually are two categories of people. On the one hand, a poorly adapted to modern living conditions of individuals who primarily guided by intuitive thinking in identifying criminal threats and choosing the behavior strategies in social interaction with other participants of public relations. They show an increased vulnerability to criminal assault and psychological readiness to accept the role of victim.The second category of people is guided by rational thinking that basically allows you to properly navigate in the sources and types of criminal threats and largely avoid dangerous situations. Their vulnerability to criminal assault is temporary and related to the time and place of residence.

RIBOTO PAKALTINAMUMO IR NAUJAGIMIO NUŽUDYMO SANTYKIO PROBLEMATIKA

Author(s): Edita Gruodytė,Neringa Palionienė / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 2/2016

The concept of diminished responsibility was first introduced in Lithuania in 2000 with the enactment of the new Criminal Code. Because it was considered that diminished responsibility could be a constituent of infanticide, the problem arose of the relationship between diminished responsibility (Article 18) and infanticide (Article 131). Taking this into consideration and looking at regulation in foreign countries, the newest scientific research into infanticide and the most relevant case law, the relationship between these areas is revealed. At the same time, the necessity of article 131 is questioned and the cases of applicability of article 18 and article 131 are analyzed. The authors of this study found that “a state resulting after giving birth”, which is a constituent of article 131, is considered to be a state of diminished responsibility. This means that article 131 is a special norm in relation to article 18. The article 131 is applied only in cases when an infant is killed through the effects caused by giving birth to the child and there is no premeditation. When the murder of an infant is premeditated and some evidence is found of the mother being in a state of diminished responsibility, article 129 and article 18 should be applied together.

BAUSMIŲ NEIŠVENGIAMUMAS – LIETUVOS ATVEJIS

Author(s): Alfredas Kiškis / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2016

When discussing issues related to the allocation of resources for the criminal justice system and crime prevention, it is important to consider the share of criminal offences (or their perpetrators in particular) sanctioned by actual penalties within the criminal justice system and the share of committed criminal offences whose perpetrators have escaped punishment. This article examines the data of criminal victimisation surveys (population polls), which formed the basis for calculating crime rate and reported crime rate, examines the recorded crime rate and the share of investigated criminal offences, the number of criminal offences decided at first instance courts and the share of offences actually sentenced. There are 12 types of criminal offences provided for in this article. It was found that, depending on the type of criminal offence, perpetrators actually punished by real penalties were those who committed 0.01–13% of criminal offences in Lithuania in 2011. Actually, the criminal justice system affects only a very small share of offenders to its fullest extent. This calls for a greater role of crime prevention in solving the problem of crime, as compared to punishment. This must be taken into consideration while allocating resources for the criminal justice system and crime prevention.

RISK FACTORS AND RESILIENCE IN THE OFFSPRING OF PSYCHOTIC PARENTS

Author(s): Laura Nussbaum,Alexandru Ogodescu,Lavinia Hogea,Liliana Nussbaum,Irina Zetu / Language(s): English Issue: 56/2016

We approach an integrated research-action model of the interactions between the psychosis of the parent, parenting, family relations, the child’s development, risk and resilience factors. The research objectives are: identifying the resilience factors, the research of the interaction between the risk and resilience mechanisms, predicting or not the development of psychopathology in children of psychotic parents, the dynamic evaluation of the resilience. The longitudinal study was conducted in the period 2003-2013 on a group of 75 children with a schizophrenic parent and 70 children with a parent with bipolar disorder. We applied the scales: CBCL, Vth Axis ICD 10, PANSS and CD-RISC (Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale). Through PANSS for the psychotic parents, we correlated the scores for specific items with those obtained by the children through CD-RISC. Through MANOVA and the Pearson test we correlated the dependent variables with the predictive influence factors. The high PANSS scores for specific items were correlated negatively with the resilience scores of the children with psychotic parents. The maximum frequency of positive codifications on the Vth Axis, found for: rejection behavior from one parent (76, 4%), family disharmony (73, 52%), distorted family communication (70, 58%), was significantly correlated (p<0.001) with low scores of the child’s resilience for personal competency, negative effects tolerance, safe interpersonal relations, high performance. The social, family support and social connectedness proved to be relevant variables. Resilience can be modified and improved through targeted interventions, so that the understanding of the resilience process and of the concurrent factors is needed.

REPORTING CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT IN PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY

Author(s): Carmen SAVIN,Elena Toader,Gheorghe Gh. Balan,Laura Maria Gavrila,Adriana Bălan / Language(s): English Issue: 54/2016

Child abuse refers to the actions or non-actions which, mediated or immediately, affect the physical or psychic integrity of an infant, and negatively influence his normal physical, emotional and social development. Neglect represents the willful failure of either parent or tutor to assure to the child access to a healthcare system, thus jeopardizing his growth and evolution. In the field of pediatric dentistry, both abuse and neglect ultimately lead to complex dento-facial disabilities, with longterm consequences. The pediatric dentist is expected to establish complex professional medical relations, based on clearly-defined deontological principles, continuously targeting child superior interest. In this way, the dental practitioner may identify quite various situations which, according to the fundamental principle of a medical good action, require the involvement, in the medical relation, of a third responsible person. Accordingly, child’s superior interest will represent a priority, granting all his rights to life and health, as well as - if such be the case - his special protection. When potentially or really dangerous situations for child security and well-being are to be faced, the medical staff is obliged to announce the specialized structures of child assistance and protection; in such cases, the secondary principles on professional medical confidentiality and interdiction of making public the professional medical secret should be left aside. Such type of intervention in the physician-patient relation is characterized by both risks and advantages, most of them derived from the promptness with which the general and even forceful methods for protection of children in a civilized community are to be applied.

TRAFFICKING OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN MEXICO: AN ASSESSMENT OF ANTI-TRAFFICKING LAWS

Author(s): Arun Kumar Acharya,Armando Moctezuma Suarez,Francisco de Jesus Gomez Ontiveros / Language(s): English Issue: 53/2016

Mexico is a source, transit, and destination country for human trafficking, where the majority of the victims fall into sexual exploitation and some of them are exploited in forced labor in agriculture, domestic service, food processing factories, construction, the informal economy, begging and vending. Mexico signed the international human trafficking treaty in 2005, the first anti-trafficking law was formulated in 2007, and again in 2012 the federal government presented a new anti-trafficking law and was reformed in 2014. This illustrates that during the last eight years there has been significant progress achieved in legislation on anti-trafficking issues, but the implementation of the law has not been observed due to dysfunctional law enforcement. Thus, in the present paper we have utilized information available at national and international level to analyze the progress achieved by the Mexican Government in tackling the human trafficking problem. Also, in this study we have examined the strengths, complementary issues as well as biases of the 2007, 2012 and 2014 anti-trafficking laws to offer recommendations to assist policies and actions.

Zločini rata. Zločini mira

Author(s): Catharine A. MacKinnon / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 08/1996

Princip počinje u stvarnosti. Najuzvišenije pravne apstrakcije, ma kako isprazne na površini od društvene specifičnosti, nastaju iz društvenog života: i usred općenja pojedinih grupa, u pretpostavljenoj lagodnosti klasa koje donose odluke, kroz traume specifičnih zločina, na uštrb onih šutljivih i izopćenih, kao pobjeda (često kompromisna, obično Pirova) za one bespomoćne. Zakon ne izrasta iz silogističke prisile; njega gura društvena logika dominacije i izazova dominaciji, on se kuje u interakciji promjene i otpora na promjenu. Ne postoji samo u općem pravu da je život zakona iskustvo, a ne logika. Iza svakog zakona nalazi se nečija priča - neko čija krv, ako pažljivo čitate, teče kroz te rečenice. Tekst ne porađa tekst; to čini život. Pitanje je – pitanje politike i historije, dakle zakona - na čijem se iskustvu zasniva kakav zakon.

PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF CHILDHOOD OBESITY

Author(s): Laura Mihaela Trandafir,Dana Teodora Anton-Paduraru,Ingrith Miron,Lucian Laurentiu Indrei / Language(s): English Issue: 49/2015

Obesity is currently a significant public health problem, as we have witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of obese and overweight children worldwide. Childhood obesity is more than a physical problem. The psychosocial consequences of overweight and obesity are less clear than physiological consequences. In this review paper we aim to describe the main psychosocial dimensions of childhood obesity: stigmatization, altered cognitive performance, low self-esteem and respect for one’s body, emotional disorders. Stigmatization, victimization and teasing are related to social non-acceptance and discrimination of overweight children and adolescents. The quality of life of obese children is lower due to their poorer physical and mental health, or to their deficient social functioning and poorer school performance.

Povodom Srebrenice

Author(s): Alain Brossat / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 02/1997

Uvođenjem pravila klasifikacije za riječ genocid zacijelo se neće stati nakraj ispreplitanju historije pokolja i vremena genocida. Svi pokušaji da se terminološkim dekretom nametne tačna odrednica tamo gdje postoje nejasne definicije i upotrebe, susreću se sa nepremostivim sumnjama.

The convict’s family as a participant in his penal resocialisation readaptation and social reintegration

Author(s): Henryk Machel / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2014

One of the elements of penal social rehabilitation procedure is maintaining social ties with criminal’s families. The family bonds of criminal, maintained at an appropriate level, provide the basis for social re-processing, and for safeguarding criminals, freed conditionally or at the end of their sentences, from reoffending. Maintaining proper social ties between inmates and their families is essential for the proper process of penal reintegration and its end effect. The social bonds of prisoners can be classified according to the length of the sentence and depend on the type of sentence. If there is no family relationship (e.g. when someone is serving a sentence for an offense against their family) it is not possible to use it in the social rehabilitation process. Weak familial bonds can be reconstructed and treated as one of the process’s important objectives. A strong familial bond can and should be used to support and strengthen that process. The family bond is felt somewhat differently by women (the issue is concern for children, fear of abandonment by life partners, etc.) than by men. However, with regard to both categories of convicts, it plays an important role in the process of their rehabilitation and social re-adjustment, and helps prevent stigma. The recommended way of using good family relationships and rebuilding poor ties in penal work was applied with a positive effect for 20 months in a measured social rehabilitation experiment devised by the author, organised and implemented in a prison in Gdańsk-Przeróbka until the introduction of martial law in Poland in 1981. It was very positively evaluated by J. Rejman in his book entitled Change in the Polish penitentiary system – constraints and opportunities, published in 2013. The system operated throughout the entire prison facility and, as noted, was effective both in resocialisation and rehabilitation.

Rodzina skazanego jako współuczestnik jego resocjalizacji penitencjarnej readaptacji i reintegracji społecznej

Author(s): Henryk Machel / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2014

Jednym z elementów resocjalizacyjnej procedury penitencjarnej jest utrzymywanie więzi społecznej z rodzinami skazanych. Więź rodzinna skazanych, utrzymywana na określonym poziomie, stanowi podstawę dla readaptacji społecznej, procesu zabezpieczającego skazanych zwolnionych z zakładu karnego w trybie warunkowym lub na koniec kary, przed powrotem do przestępstwa. Utrzymywanie poprawnej więzi społecznej skazanych z ich rodzinami ma istotne znaczenie dla poprawnego przebiegu procesu resocjalizacji penitencjarnej i jej końcowego efektu. Więź społeczną skazanych można sklasyfikować w zależności od długości kary pozbawienia wolności oraz w zależności od jej rodzaju. W przypadku braku więzi rodzinnej (np. gdy skazany odbywa karę za przestępstwo przeciwko rodzinie) nie ma możliwości wykorzystywania jej w procesie resocjalizacji. Słabą więź rodzinną można rekonstruować, traktując ją jako jeden z istotnych celów tego procesu. Silną więź rodzinną można i należy wykorzystywać do wspierania i wzmacniania tego procesu. Więź rodzinna nieco inaczej odczuwana jest przez kobiety (kwestia troski o dzieci, obawa przed porzuceniem przez partnerów życiowych itp.) i inaczej przez mężczyzn. Jednak w odniesieniu do obu kategorii skazanych odgrywa istotną rolę w procesie ich resocjalizacji i readaptacji społecznej, zapobiega stygmatyzacji. Zalecany sposób wykorzystania w pracy penitencjarnej dobrej więzi rodzinnej bądź odbudowania więzi słabej, był stosowany ze skutkiem pozytywnym przez 20 miesięcy w doświadczalnym systemie resocjalizacyjnym skonstruowanym przez autora, zorganizowanym i realizowanym w zakładzie karnym w Gdańsku-Przeróbce do chwili wprowadzenia w Polsce stanu wojennego w 1981 r. Bardzo pozytywnie ocenił go J. Rejman w swojej książce pt. Zmiana w polskim systemie penitencjarnym – ograniczenia i możliwości, wydanej w 2013 r. System obejmował cały zakład karny i był, jak zaznaczono, skuteczny zarówno resocjalizacyjnie, jak i readaptacyjnie2. Słowa kluczowe: resocjalizacja penitencjarna, więź społeczna, kontakty skazanych z rodzinami.

Pedofili Üzerine İki Oyun İncelemesi: Karatavuk Ve Donmuş

Author(s): Dilek Zerenler / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 80/2014

Pedophilia is one of the taboos of society that no one wants to talk, criticize in front of people. Pedophilia and child sexual abuse are generally seen as morally wrong and abnormal by society. Pedophilia is the sexual preference for or a strong sexual interest in children. The term usually refers only to sexual preference for/interest in prepubescent or early pubescent children and most sexual offenders against children are male, Although what causes pedophilia is not yet known clearly researchers report a series of findings linking pedophilia with brain structure and function. these studies find associations between pedophilia and lower IQs, poorer scores on memory tests, greater probability of having suffered childhood head injuries resulting in unconsciousness and sexual abuse in their childhood. The incidence of pedophilia has been markedly underestimated because most of the time the pedophile is a relative or neighbour. It is essential that pedophilia be reported so that appropriate steps can be taken to protect the children involved and all other children. Researches show that that there was a great deal of misunderstanding and unrealistic perceptions in the general public about pedophilia. By the help of social projects this subject can reach lots of people through media and art. By this way it is indicated that the public’s perception has gradually become more well-informed on the subject. In this study two European playwrights plays are analysed in the aspect of pedophilia victim and society. Scottish playwright David Harrower in his play Blackbird deals with pedophile and victim relation with the perspect of lover-lover that the society does not appreciate. English playwright Byron Lavery in his play Frozen focuses on the childhood of the pedophile.

Izbjeglice iz bivše Jugoslavije u Holandiji pod brigom holandskog Crvenog krsta

Author(s): Avdija Avdić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 69-70/2016

«Den Haag, 27 juli 1992. Nije samo u Holandiji Crveni Krst angažovan na prihvatu mnogo hiljada izbjeglica iz bivše Jugoslavije. U mnogim evropskim zemljama Crveni Krst pomaže pri njihovom prihvatu i njezi. Internacionalni Crveni Krst pored toga nastoji na proširenju i poboljšanju prihvata izbjeglica u Hrvatskoj i Sloveniji, što se ostvaruje preko Hrvatskog i Slovenačkog Crvenog Krsta.

True Crime

Author(s): Charlotte Beyer / Language(s): English Issue: 28/2017

This poem is a creative response to contemporary true crime narratives about baby farming in Victorian times, namely Alison Rattle and Allison Vale’s The Woman Who Murdered Babies for Money: The Story of Amelia Dyer (London: André Deutsch, 2011); and the TV documentary, “Amelia Dyer: Martina Cole's Lady Killers.”