CRIM3014 Gender & Crime

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- The Routledge International Handbook on Hate Crime (see ch. 21)

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lgbt AND "hate crime"

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- A conceptual framework to map responses to hate crime, hate incidents and hate speech: The case of Australia
- Hate crimes against the LGBT community in the commonwealth: A situational analysis
- Systematic review of the characteristics of LGBT homicides
- Troubling vulnerability: Designing with LGBT young people's ambivalence towards hate crime reporting
- 'It's something you just have to ignore': Understanding and addressing contemporary lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans safety beyond hate crime paradigms
- Policing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people: A gap in the research literature
- To Geneva and back: externalising anti-LGBT hate crime as a policy issue
- Policing Anti-LGBT Hate Crime
- Masculinity and homophobic violence in Australia's recent past
- Barriers to Reporting Hate Crime and Hate Incidents in Victoria
- The effects of civil hate speech laws: Lessons from Australia
- LGBTI variations in crime reporting: How sexual identity influences decisions to call the cops
- 'A negation of Australia's fundamental values': Sentencing prejudice-motivated crime
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Standing Committee on Social Issues. (2021, November 4). Gay and transgender hate crimes between 1970 and 2010. Parliament of New South Wales.
Note: for those not aware, a number of gay men vanished/were murdered during this period.

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Box 1 (contains): transgender women in prison
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- The experience of transgender women prisoners serving a sentence in a male prison: A systematic review and meta-synthesis
- Challenges and opportunities for gender-affirming healthcare for transgender women in prison
- “We Don't Recognize Transsexuals … and We're Not Going to Treat You”
- Narratives of transgender people detained in prison
- Rethinking gendered prison policies: Impacts on transgender prisoners
- Vulnerable targets: Trans prisoner safety, the law, and sexual violence in the prison system
- Fundamental principles inherent in the comprehensive care of transgender inmates
- Providing counseling for transgendered inmates: A survey of correctional services
- Sistergirl inside: Doubly colonised, doubly trapped

United Nations Development Programme. (2020). Mapping of good practices for the management of transgender prisoners: Literature review.

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. (n.d.). Technical brief: Transgender people and HIV in prisons and other closed settings.

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Box 1 (contains exact phrase): sex work is work
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Box 3 (contains): Australia
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Sex Work Decriminalisation Bill 2021

Scarlet Alliance = Australian Sex Workers Association

Scarlet Alliance. (n.d.). Sex work laws in Australia.

Queensland Law Reform Commission. (2023, March). A decriminalised sex-work industry for Queensland: Report volume 1 (Report no. 80).

Published by the Australian National University.

Published by Theresa McKeown & Associates (Canada).

Published by the Imperial College London.