Violence and Society (ICVS-27)

This track will explore the methodologies and advancements in body identification within forensic medicine. Emphasis will be placed on clinical techniques and their implications in legal contexts.

This session will examine the intersection of criminal justice systems and societal impacts of violence. Discussions will focus on reformative practices and their effectiveness in reducing crime rates.

This track will delve into the prevalence of domestic violence and the effectiveness of various intervention strategies. It aims to highlight the role of social services and legal frameworks in addressing this issue.

This session will focus on the role of digital forensics in contemporary crime scene investigations. Participants will discuss emerging technologies and their impact on evidence collection and analysis.

This track will address the ethical dilemmas faced by professionals in forensic medicine and criminal justice. Topics will include euthanasia, medical malpractice, and the responsibilities of forensic experts.

This session will explore the complexities of human trafficking from both legal and social viewpoints. Discussions will focus on prevention strategies and the role of international law in combating trafficking.

This track will investigate the psychological aspects of criminal behavior and its implications for forensic practice. It will highlight the importance of psychological assessments in understanding violent crimes.

This session will examine the issues surrounding medical malpractice, particularly in the context of chronic illnesses such as diabetes mellitus. The focus will be on patient rights and legal recourse available to victims.

This track will analyze the societal impacts of terrorism and the responses from various sectors, including law enforcement and community organizations. Emphasis will be placed on resilience and recovery strategies.

This session will focus on the role of forensic anthropology in addressing human rights violations. Case studies will illustrate how anthropological methods can aid in the identification of victims and the pursuit of justice.

This track will explore the relationship between criminology and societal structures. Discussions will focus on how social factors influence crime rates and the effectiveness of community-based crime prevention strategies.