What happens when someone is lost, hurt or murdered abroad? How do perceptions and laws regarding crime, criminality and criminalisation factor in investigation? And is going abroad really that much more dangerous than our lives at home? This episode examines these questions.

This episode was researched, written and narrated by me, Helidth Ravenholm

Sound editing and technical support was done by C. Reid

Music by LiteSaturation and Ashot Danielyan on Pixabay

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Transnational crime is impacting us more and more. How can we stop it... and can we? This episode is a short discussion of these questions, and of what role identity plays in developing a strategy against transnational crime.

This episode was researched, written and narrated by me, Helidth Ravenholm

Sound editing and technical support was done by C. Reid

Music by LiteSaturation and Ashot Danielyan on Pixabay

⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Show Notes are here

When discussing crime, criminality and criminalisation, it's important to consider the lived realities of marginalised groups. An interview with a representative from ECP.

Interview - Helidth Ravenholm and a representative from ECP

Sound editing and technical support was done by C. Reid

Music by LiteSaturation on Pixabay

⁠⁠Show Notes are here