The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) has released a new volume of research.
Crime and Justice Research 2025, released on Tuesday, comprises 14 published reports authored by 39 Australian and international researchers.
Topics include indigenous over-representation in the criminal justice system; family, domestic and sexual violence; online sexual exploitation of children; transnational serious and organised crime; and violent extremism.
Read the report here.
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