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ABOUT THE AUSTRALASIAN SOCIETY OF VICTIMOLOGY |
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The Australasian Society of Victimology (ASV) was established in 1988. It is a non-profit, community organisation dedicated to furthering the interests of victims, in particular victims of crime, through research, training and education. The ASV is affiliated with the World Society of Victimology which, in turn, is formally affiliated with the United Nations as a non-government organisation.
The ASV is not a
government organisation and receives no regular grant from government,
although funding support has been granted by government for several ASV
ventures including the initial issue of the
Journal of the
Australasian Society of Victimology, the development of educational
materials for the first victimology course at the Adelaide Institute of
TAFE, and the convening of the 8th International Symposium on
Victimology. The ASV pursues its
objectives in various ways including: The ASV is governed by an Executive Committee, including a President and Secretary. |
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Mr Sam Garkawe
Associate Professor Telephone:
+61 +2 6620 3103 |
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