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Wow Oh, good morning everyone. This is the session on social environment German studies and I am After Ralo, I am the former head of the RC 29.

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I just want to know if to begin with. The 2 organizers are not going to be present but I'm looking for the chair Christian Lipbert.

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It's not in here. So we will I will assume the chair to the gateway we call one.

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Today we have 5 presentations, 2 are remote, but they are not connected yet. And I would like to know if Mr. Soupton shall is here.

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This one here. I swoop. Okay, you are going to be the first one then Meet the Paris is not present.

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I don't see it being connected now. And I picked up Bitcoin. Is that your presenter is here?

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Then Kadian Bao Connor is. I don't know. Sorry about this organization.

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So your present and every lasarus, I don't know, it looks like it's beneath or not, but it's not in there.

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So my suggestions would be So begin now according to their order of presentations. Each one of the presenters will have 20 min.

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I will tell them at 15 min. 20 min, okay? So I've been minimum 15 h.

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Steg order my there might be 2 to 5 min or so. And then after they bring each one of the presentations, And we will open up for discussion, open questions and other things.

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Thank you very much. Mrs. So, the floor is yours and this is the African Commun. And in your presentations you just have to delete it out.

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And now I know that. You know, press upon us.

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Good morning. I'm so glad to start here and share our research on our or 1 5 me and my daughter so Dr.

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So, we get Okay. The first part. Select, Michelle Focus, socker.

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Local power software especially the call or conceptor at this point and a punishment and also when you

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White is a thing documentary in paragraphs of materials for our insight. And we also try to use this conceptor at this approach to analyze a person from now, let's say his name, how to become the market novice and a person so as a Jewish in these in.

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Of transformation from punishment to this part who focus on micro power so that also we try to reveal how the unknown people behaviors are the phenomenal in in China's transmission parent about this supply contained.

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So this is about the researcher background. The first we must to know about the background. The first we must to know about that fake documentaries are the 2 lives to note about that fake documentaries are the 2 lives of ourmal. And this is the 2 lives of Kermal.

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And this has been also sainted for the 2 lives of Kermal. This has been also slated for the Aston International Film Festival.

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So you can search for the Ashton International Film Festival. So you can search this as a documentary in the internet.

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Our laws that we catcher he was all in the rural child promise his father was executed due to the thing of a human or trafficking when he was 9 years old.

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After his father's days, it's a basic amount of remarrying. So, so since that time, I'm not to wait for my father's cousin to 20.

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He's very close to his hometown, also his bigger city to collect the rubbish for their ladies.

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Zane is a second important thing in that it's a very special time in China. Reform I love make up I'm doing this time as a first and especially coming route that attracted a lot in flux of micro-workers attracted a lot influx of micro-workers.

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So many people choose come here to find a job, make more money. So it's not surprised to ask a lot choose a join that is a huge team in China.

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And so, probably the way we come down next, we are in meetings part of the full stage of excluding our mouth.

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The first stage you as the first collector of most workers, he joined the factory and working in the restaurant but however Since 2,003 I was engaged a thorough dance performance in the Child's Major Entertainment Nightclub after weighing in with Tumblr piece, the competition is the first

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picture. And then he went to the Thailand Provost for the first time of Manchester Centre.

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And then in his spirit, he lived with his first boyfriend in the junk, a book mechanical field that I'm very have stated from the second picture.

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But to however, the happy life of Jayden the last about and he was eager to step up to the how the sex change operation locally and will fill into the trap or gambling.

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And that time is worth from generally required to an algorithm with the hint over these. But so sometimes we can say that the vinyl genesis tonight is a no position for these people in public later that are most endorse just like this picture shows they start complete by his boyfriend.

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He said he cheated on me and he doesn't know a lot about he and he wouldn't wouldn't wouldn't chew in falling off with someone like a.

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So it's also not the right you to the end of that broke down and in 2,010 around in our stables or medical data like this picture and also in this time even the sign is living with a second boy from Shao Long.

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But so he stills average collaboration in this appearance. Sometimes we can see the its average is easy, get understand by the other people the question is a partner's laboratory.

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He's in ourselves without reason. However, he chose a very dangerous So way to release this operation.

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He tried to So we tried to use a drug and tend to be shoulder self for abuse. Piper, you know, in China we have the most constructive policy of drug camel look in the world.

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Method you try to sail or drag or use that So, so therefore we would, I say it's back to no general way to release his average.

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Of the nest so we must choose about the relative parts of a drug user in China's government's attitude.

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We can see that. For this page. Actually, before the 9 95, when he built that, a, computer centers.

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But in fact, the singers was not implemented in that time and between the 9 95 and between the 9 95 and between the 9 95 and 2,000 and between the 9 95 and 2,010 a minute job.

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Between the 995 and 2,010 a minute job user went through some of them.

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Many job user whales through 2 or 3, a main job user whales through 2 or 3, a generalized panel procedures after they were arrested.

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So basically we'll get in the detention center about one week then it will in the composer recognition changes about 3 to 6 months.

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Some special type of this prime minister will in great education through labor about 1, 2, 3 years. After 2,000 and we get the new antiwar is adaptive poster resolution for driving conditions inches and most of these people will stay in days up to 3 months also in in the news a policy so we include the composer detoxification

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and become guilty as a organization and also we emphasize not one especially for treating this people in the post recognition period.

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Say, And also we will follow the tool of the film we found in States. Exactly. Actually, in the face I have not had no place to live when they released.

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They stand down on the pathway for 78 out of the place with a very long prize. So it's a very for example.

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Founders have a new assistance of our German ambition expressed the post table rational tennis but in fact we found it has no awesome place can you leave it's you know we want to know why We have follows, you know, factor and that's so, so, suitable regulation to think

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So we found actually there are just 2 options for that in the short time maybe they can stay in the city or bad or rural.

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If they want to stay in the city, he cast that in the center as our micro workers. Of however I'm too not in China drug influence is a crime also for the public so that means you wouldn't say release the front or driver isolation center so they have no other place at the unless the landlords are willing to rent a route for their

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people. So, and also, we, there is maybe, you know, just a several kind of people are really children that are renting a rule late of temporary residence for me that is difficult to get that permit in a short time.

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So you found that it's not worker in a short time. Maybe it has another pathway in that's the staff to have on a physical.

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The cast done in City, in in a short time so they just only one option for the in that better room.

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So far we also found that the most paradise is that drag user actually needs a rehabilitation in a post period from the regulation of procedures.

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But the encounters are exclusion in effect. So that condition tend to be found in a micro workers and these people all over their identity company, everything in the history of a say this developments and also it just is a step in stage 4 is putting a certain stage for it's putting along as old he chose to bear Hong Kong's

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the ratios and the riches of rural ratios and the riches of rural areas in China is one of the forms of this point.

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In 2,011 he arrived at hometown first if they saw policy question is about ensuring their identities like this.

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And save that. So the local police office are required to conduct a regular drug test for these people when they are required to conduct a regular drug test for these people when they are released from a regular drug test for these people when they are released from a regular drug test for these people when they are released from but we don't know

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This is our house is stolen by the neighbours and the relatives. And for privileges must be about are more so varying.

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And in the end, the local government officer first way they lived a village and one years later are not have to sign a contract with the neighbors to sell the land for the low price of most 600 million.

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Which is against the winner agenda system. That assistant is concerned about it is a Chinese transitional culture. And this is a contender for a loser.

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Most of the micro-workers live there from town to study for normally to improve their school. So have situations of poverty over there with some of the highest competitiveness for their family, families at the beginning.

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college. And the final there is, a favoritism of fright and morality with the groups.

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and it's a just every day his decorative was a discovered, also killed by his worker mates and he was cried in front of a police station so I got to try everything and connecting hospital for removing his groceries for free.

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And in hospital he denied his permission. Just think that' like the like this talking. So like before the operation he was told that that operation due to and just 3 years later, I remove that process, but we don't know that details and 2 years later passed away.

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Thank you very much. The next presenter is We had a big the scheme.

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That's the experiments. For thank you.

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Good morning everyone. I'm Dr. From the Institute of Industrial Technology.

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The paper that I have presenting is actually a collaborative research project. Between, energies are The basic purpose of this research project is to appraise I cities that are being used in urban policy for risk management.

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A special reference to India. So the topic of the paper, we are still working on the project. Myself as principal investing.

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Anisha is the open principal investigator of this project. We are working together. Now we are concentrating basically on urban police.

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And selected subsidies. From India to find out how they are using high strategic dispatchment. So the topic was ICTs and dismanagement and appraisal.

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Of urban policing in India.

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Now we all know that by our cities we actually need information and communication technologies. And now, these are technologies which are based on microelectronics, which are computer-based technologies.

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Now we know that as it is have taken over a lot of our lives. I notified. Day-to-day activities.

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Starting from healthcare to public transport to different apps that we use. They are all based on ICTs.

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And in this regard, through this. Project. We are trying to base our study mainly on ICTs that are used in policy.

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Special reference to our movements.

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Now the objectives of this study are first is what I would like that are being used in developed countries.

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As well as in developing countries for management of risk. What are the activities that are being used in the different commissioner rates and not community generates of India?

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There are the challenges which are faced and the invitations placed by the police person in who are using ICTs in policing.

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To explore how the system generates They are plan to evolve a futuristic system of risk management in the coming years.

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Now, when we talk about ICTs in urban policy. The technology changes that take place through our cities.

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He is driven by 3 imperatives, number one. Tipple efficiency and effectiveness. Just satisfy the demands of the external sources for information.

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And to meet the demands of new forms of peace management and to come to meet. The all know that our release is characterized by density of population.

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And then what's cross-competitive cultures, especially in India. Of economic distribution.

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Greater incidences of crime. And read your social health and environmental hazards.

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Now information and communication technologies as I already said. They refer to all those technologies. That is not limited to just telecommunications.

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But information, kiosk, transaction machines, worldwide where Science, multimedia, office improvements like computers, printers, copiers.

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The police force makes use of ICTs in many areas of its operation. Such was reports. In D several years, 2 CCTVs.

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And traffic through the speed categories that are truly mounted on the police class and you even have the drivers at different junctions of the city.

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The use of ISIS in the police actually the main purpose to has a fact to lead transparency. And major service to

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Now coming to risk that why suddenly I am impressed by concept of risk management. So move in 19 and especially if you've got to the different kinds of protocols.

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Lines that we were actually having to maintain. Brought to light the role of a police in a newer damage.

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Because we saw that the police were also just not looking into other hazards. Special reference to social or financial threats but also health risks.

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So therefore the concept of the enhanced accountability and the job portfolios that they have to do the work that they have to do, get a kind of jam of all tricks.

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So I another add-on service that they were provided was management of headt. Now we know that the use of technology in policing actually includes 3 aspects.

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First, trying analysis. But there are 3 components, tactical algorithms, Stategy crime analysis.

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I don't know. Administrative Francis. Then you have computer-related dispatching which enabled police officers to capture and receive many types of prime and operational data so you have the GIS.

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Very importantly, Planck. Which actually uses the highest sophisticated technologies. In order to point out. Areas in the society or in urban areas especially which are more prone to crime.

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We order to ensure preventive measures.

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Now these are some of the risks. That we have. Fidelities, social threats, actual reflects political trends.

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Some of the technologies which are being used. So. To combat That's reasons that we have.

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So you have the CCTV. To be a systems, different kinds of apps, biometrics.

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Are the drones that are there. So these are some of the different risks that we have. Along with it the different ICTs that are coming to our We also have artificial intelligence DNA performing.

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They look at generally these different vision recognition software. We are coming in. Head the police and So these are the different trips and here we have the different technologies.

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That are used to counter the objects.

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These are some of the snaps. See

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At least himself technology. Went to the drones.

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Now order to do, this is the kind of the first part. Into that room. The different developing countries and the different technologies.

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That they are using. So you have of the actual calamities, so they're different technologies which are being used by Japan, China, the US.

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Chiyanga, So basically it's all like CCTV different domination, 2 satellites.

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In Internet service, then you have social threats also. So then also we have got to you guys. Different kinds of technologies which are being used.

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Anthony, do you have children? Is that political checks?

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Now coming to India, this is the Indian justice report of 2022. Now the Indian justice report which continues to assess the state's progress.

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So in India we find that 3 in tech police stations, they do not have Women have desks. And then again, we also find that.

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7 there are 7,000 8,535 police stations in the country out of which There were only 30,146 women in representation.

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The total family location which our producer was asking yesterday. With regard to the Developmental activities so it's reduced actually.

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And from reduced by 46%. From 2 times in 661-27-1123.2 5.

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Do you guys know how to decrease from upside down to 45%? Now Among that also we find that Mujahat are not a gradation or injury.

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Or the different technological developments into this organization.

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So one in 4 police stations. Do not have so about 25 It of these stations they don't have sensitive cameras.

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And that 8 states including West Bengal, They have just one CCTV in all of these stations.

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4 states have less than 1% of the police stations. At the 7 students, installs CCTVs in all special papers in the students.

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This is the second government report, 2021. Stops about this much bigger thing. And here we pointed out in a scale of 10 so why you better go to that chat.

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This is the index where we find that the smartest who is singing activities are in Antarctica which is 4.1 1.

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The metadology of this study, it's basically it's an exploratory case study.

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Or police organizations could do it. The neurosurgeon has detected. Actually it's more than 80 right now since the work is going on we have completed.

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Now challenges facing corridor policing again if you see the orange bar. So there are 4 categories out of which the most identified one according to them.

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So here we find that The different qualities and tricks that are there. And with regards to the technologies, if you see the bars.

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So first is the centralized information database. And second is the No suggestions for the future. It's service training on where is an application of ICTs to policing at regular

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Take a good moment. Everyone, I am already talking. It was pretty close, I would say. And I'm here this morning to describe the room of mine and my colleague David Walkman.

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Who was also a person in Tia today. And the work relates to online communities and the development of young people's cybercriminal behavior.

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And yes, we come from Very much. Okay, it's stopped in cyber crime. Society of prime asateur.

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Refers to technology mediated criminal activity. And it can be cyber enabled with or cyber-dependent.

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So, able to crimes are ads that are You utilize ICT, for example, psycho fraud where people use social media, maintenance, email.

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Also to to do want to deceive others. In order to get finals against so you could do the forge also without the ICT but the ICD helps in carrying out and Cyber-dependent crime.

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On the other hand are crimes that be carried out without For example, hacking. Hacking is an unauthorized access to computer computer network or database.

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And obviously it wouldn't exist without such technology.

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And cybercrimes is a major problem for Indian source organizations. Causes significant human suffering but also significant financial losses every year.

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And it's strongly connected to international organized crime. But today our focus is on young people. But actually various forms of cyber crime has also been increased during recent years among young people and it's not worth it.

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But at the same time simultaneously the offline crime has in most of the countries. So the increase being cyber-crime it goes against the decrease.

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Quite widely observed. She actually, yeah, even though cycle crime in general is heavily connected with international organized crime, not all cyber crime requires sophisticated metas or highest speeding level for example.

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Some of the most common cyclical crimes like hate speech or harassment. Do not require sophisticated technology at all.

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Okay, now let's move on to all my communities and there's actually 2 starting points. Here first is that the importance of online communities has also increased your degree.

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The last 2 decades. That means that for young people all my communities they are significant source of social support. They are significant source of social support, identity experimenting for example.

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We just interesting presentation about marginal identities for example and especially for young people with marginalized I think these online communities can be highly important source of references.

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The sources of sources are important. I am the validation for example.

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Let's also cybercrime offending can be encouraged by all my communities or online subcultures.

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For example, in the case of hacking, we know that they are online communities where you can find information and share skills or knowledge about means of committing hacking but also what it and share hacking hacker identity.

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So, online communities can also be conceptualized in various manage obviously. Today we can use the identity bubble.

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Conceptual relationship. All my communities actually don't. Differ that much from the traumatisation of my communities.

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We have social networks. Where one can connect. And according to the identity bubble reinforcement model All my communities can be a basis for so-called viability bubbleles.

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It means that people actually Detroit in their tendency to be involved in this like-minded social media communities.

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And those I was social media Identity bubble state consist of 3, they are reflected in 3 different dimensions first.

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Is fine indication. So it means that person strongly identifies with social media. Communities. So you feel that they are the important source of your identity for example.

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The second to be social come off with it means people highly prefer interacting, interacting only or mainly with other users who share their views or And then there's the information bias which means people highly involved in these idols.

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They see social media asking the most reliable source of information and the utmost important source of information as well.

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So in the in the current study it's based on the cybercriminal carriers. Project which is funded by the And today we have 2 research questions.

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First, does peer cybercrime predict future cybercrime?

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First, it can be simply that connections to other young people who have cyberpriminal behavior might work as a source of social learning for example so it can be a risk factor for the future behavior and the second mechanism is that It can be also that the online communities function as a source of identity or source of information that can then the

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fussy the dates for us would say well criminal behavior and confusion. But it's important that these are preliminary analysis.

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The data collection is still in progress. Still are counting so These are not the final results.

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The date of today is we use locator in our survey from Finnish young people age 15 to 25 and we have 622 observers.

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I do. The first way was collected in spring 2,022 and the second one year later in spring 2,022 and the second one year later in spring to 2,023.

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Of Francis. Hage speech. Harassment being space abuse psychotherapy. Then we will have peer cycle crime.

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So it indicates once once more in a binary manner, whether the respondent has close friends who have committed Actually, have.

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Engaged in hate speech or hacking. Oh. And then they as identity bubble rate for reinforcement scale.

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It's the measure that measures the tendency as that I just described to you earlier, the individual tendency of belonging with these online community.

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Identity Publes. I've got some methyl to our analysis method we're going to use structural activation model we did or slacks as a series.

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So the model, I hope you all find this beautiful, but the model we will estimate is if you look to like to find this one.

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First let me describe the give you some descriptive information on the day that perhaps we made the most interesting is the prevalence of cybercrime.

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In 2,022 7% of the respondents had committed at least one of the study of and in 2,023 it was 5 persons.

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While having Pierre's appearer who had community psycho-prime was higher both years, 18% of the respondent had at least one close friend who had 20 at least one of the offences in 2,022 and a year later it was 15%.

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Let's now move on to the for preliminary resource once more. So here we only show the statistically significant parts.

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And maybe the main, maybe observation here is that a cyclone behavior but also psycho-criminal contacts.

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Are mainly driven by Orthodox election it means that future past behaviour past social ties, very predictive future behaviour and future social ties.

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That is perhaps not. That's surprising. But then however, the only cross-legged Association we found was that belonging to these online IMB bubbles having this social media community based.

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Identity. It's very good significantly future cyber crime behavior. According to the effect size, we also, conduct here and add additional marginal effect analysis.

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We can maybe later go more to the technical details if you wish. But according to this effect, our estimation, those young people who had very low involvement in the online community identity bubbles they had two-person probability of committee.

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Cycle climbed one year later while it was 80% for those hiring.

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From the descriptive information here we can see that 8% it's almost doubled. From the average distribution.

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So let's let's go to discussion. The importance of online communities has been highlighted in previous studies with young people cybercrime.

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As well. The problem is that we do not have that much longitudinal research that would actually allow us to study the temporal dynamics.

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It means that we cannot say whether the so-called risk factors actually come earlier than the criminal behaviour.

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It can be also that criminal behaviour actually leads one to a seat for like communities for example. There is obviously something that we come to some degree.

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Studying here doing using So according to our preliminary findings Cycle crime is relatively rare. That's also in line with earlier research as well.

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And the auto regression is the driver of young people, young people, cybercrime behaviour, but also peer cyber prime networks and online about what it means and if you coming several crimes now that you are more likely to continue the behavior.

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And it's most more. Maybe not that surprising. However, online identity bubble enrollment involved young people they were significantly more likely to commit cybercrimes in the future.

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We conclude that ties to online communities or shop cultures, they can be important in preventing young people's cybercrime.

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At this point, primarily finding somebody to update them with the final data and there's obviously need for more elaborating research as well.

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For example, Which is the role of all my communities for different kind of cybercrimes. Unfortunately, we're not able to study separately hacking, for example, because we don't have enough.

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Observations for that. But if it's highly possible that the social dynamics behind the cycle climbing that varies between different kinds of for example hate speeds we know that there's several hate home movies online for example.

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At least some of the minutes go to please ask me to elaborate. But I guess it One main theme of each comment probably was the So.

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Young people or young people some kind of specific group of cybercrime and this cybercrime somehow different from the criminal behavior.

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Criminal behaviour. Inguernations will fly quite for example. First of all, I would say that.

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Young people is a significant group in all criminal behaviors. One of the main findings in criminology is so-called age prime curve.

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It's that criminal behavior or special violence, it starts to increase in adolescence and normally most of the cases it then starts decreased following the young models.

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And it's actually found in many different cultures. Only for example from the United States. So it appears that while the behavior is is limited but our are associated although some people obviously offend all of their life and most never.

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To a study within personal changes for example. And rule out all other mechanisms cannot be there. But what you can say based on our very findings, let's see if they stand with the final data as well.

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Because you can say that's the moment in these online communities seem to proceed to cybercrime criminal behavior.

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As my visitor on the state to do it as in Midlands. Who are under the central level.

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Senator Gennett sets into the state. So the higher issues, the is And then you have the stage wise.

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Oh, coming to the arrangement of the central funds.

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Sometimes. Which state is A part of these sections.

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6 for example, that told Diamond. The next party is the green partyer and this state has plus the same term that the state will speak.

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Most states have that. So what happens? . The has been in addition.

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And those who are considering that They are against the against the policies. So they are a thinking that we are in right now.

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Stage at Lizarie and Renko. Was That comes in. Because it'll make 4 months a night just like the relationship between the goal and the governing of 100%.

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Where we should attend our party. Government is many ways of

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So there's systematically we're going to make political analysis for who knows that a important future another system When they are lying, the likelihood of me didn't disinpage or protecting workers.

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Tiny bit of false music was it but then there is this builder at the end of this list to society.

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And then Amanda, there's the solidation that is there like Alzheimer's.

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Or these ants in now. Always see what The timeline is about states. We have been intelligence.

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And each other. They have been induced in their communities that have found that you have much more of to army than the states needs.

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So the DG of the state is having less autonomy than the On the interventions. So, is the getting Obviously, this Absolutely.

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Any other more questions or comments?

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Are some persons that's Thank you very much for coming. I mean, written is this.

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Decision Nice and probably nice majority writing for the backstage. Thank you very much.

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