CRIMINÓLGO Y ANALISTA EN TERRORISMO DE ETIOLOGÍA YIHADISTA
DAVID GARRIGA
Presidente
ESPECIALISTA EN CIBERSEGURIDAD
MARC FORNÓS
Vicepresidente
DIRECTOR DE SEGURIDAD Y CONSULTOR DE SEGURIDAD INTEGRAL
ÁNGEL SÁNCHEZ
Tesorero
CRIMINÓLGA ESPECIALISTA EN PERFILACIÓN CRIMINAL Y PREVENCIÓN DELICTIVA
ARIADNA TRESPADERNE
Secretaria General
ANALISTA DE INTELIGENCIA Y CONSULTOR DE CIBERSEGURIDAD
JOSÉ MANUEL ÁVALOS
Vocal de relaciones institucionales
WELCOME TO
GLOBAL THREAT
CISEG | RADIO4
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1. Technology and society
We are in the generation in which many of the hours that we interact with the outside world are through social networks. Young people and not so young people spending many hours on the mobile, working and studying through the laptop, applications that supposedly make your life easier, Wi-Fi connections everywhere that facilitate these interactions... but is it as beautiful and innocent as it seems? What is behind all these applications? Can you hear us from the mobile? What basic prevention measures should we know?
Interview with: Vicente Aguilera Diaz. Cyber ​​analyst and co-founder of IsecAuditors.
2. Kidnapping of minors
In recent years we have become accustomed to reading reports of missing minors in the newspapers. According to official data from the National Center for the Disappeared, 65% of disappearances in Spain are minors. Sometimes these disappearances can be runaways or evictions from the home, but at other times, they can be kidnappings. What motivation is behind? What Profile? What can we do to prevent it.
Interview with: Francesc Xavier Álvarez Llaberia. Criminologist and Mosso d'Esquadra.
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3. Child pornography
Child sexual exploitation material, also known as child pornography, reports more than 20 million cases annually and it is estimated that more than 750 thousand people are involved in this criminal activity. What is the situation in our country? Is there a profile of who produces, distributes or consumes? How are their victims and what consequences do they suffer? Is there any way to prevent it?
Interview with: Dr. Miguel Ángel Soria Verde. Psychologist and professor of Legal, Criminal Psychology and Advanced Criminology at the University of Barcelona. Director of the UB Criminal Profiling Master.
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4. Syria after Daesh
There are two key dates for Syria in recent years: 2011 and 2014. Arab Spring and DAESH. What impact have they had on the balance of power on the ground from the moment they started operating in the country? Is the physical and emotional reconstruction of the country and of the Syrians possible? Did the Syrian refugees receive the same treatment from Europe that the Ukrainians are receiving?
Interview with: Gabriel Garroum. Graduated in Political Science and Administration.
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5. Russia and Ukraine,
one scream, two trenches
On February 24, 2022, a pretext that evokes the past, denazifying a territory, caused peace in Central Europe to fracture, since Russia began an invasion of Ukraine. Could this war have been avoided? Was it predictable? What are the real motives for carrying out the invasion? What risks does this conflict represent for Europe? And when will peace return? Will it cause changes in European security and defense policies?
Interview with: Jesus M. Pérez. Security and defense analyst.
6. Homicides: what's up
behind the murder?
Among all violent crimes, homicide is undoubtedly one of the criminal behaviors that generate the most attention in public opinion. It is a criminal conduct full of edges regarding the type of aggressors involved, their purposes and modus operandi. What is behind the murder? What reasons exist to commit it? What do we know about the victims? Do we really have serial killers in our country, or are they rather unique homicides? How does the police work to deal with this problem?
Interview with: Carlos Garcia Espejo, member of the Civil Guard in the area of ​​crimes against people and a graduate in Criminology.
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7. Impersonation of
digital identity
We live in a hyperconnected world, where much of our time we are interacting through our devices. As users, we are also exposed to online dangers, especially those that affect our privacy, such as digital identity theft. But are they known or unknown who steal our identities? What profile of criminals do we face? Is there any way to avoid this virtual spoofing? What should we do if we suffer from it?
Interview with: Selva Orejón. Expert in digital identity and reputation.
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8. Are we an insecure
society?
Fear of crime is a phenomenon studied for several decades by criminology and refers to the fear or concern that people have towards crime and criminals. Does the perception of citizen security fit in with the current number of crimes? How does it affect objective and subjective security in public security policies? What makes people feel more or less safe? What are outbursts of insecurity? How to fight them?
Interview with: Anna Almécija Casanova and Francesc Guillén. Criminologists. Members of the Department of the Interior. President and Vice President of the Catalan Association for the Prevention of Insecurity through Environmental Design.
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9. Acoso escolar
School harassment, better known as bullying, refers to the victimization that can occur among peers in school environments. It is estimated that seven out of ten children suffer some form of bullying or cyberbullying in Spain. What are the motivations and the profile of the aggressors in bullying? And the victims? How to know that a boy / girl is in a process of harassment? To do? What is the role of the criminologist as a professional in the prevention of bullying in schools?
Interview with: Victoria Fernández Cruz. Forensic Criminologist, responsible for the forensic criminology committee of the Official College of Criminology of Catalonia.
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10. Past, Present and
future of afghanistan
Our guest today says that people who are born in countries at war do not have names or surnames. This country has been subjected to numerous crises, and they have had a direct impact on its population. What is life like for women in Afghanistan? What changes have they undergone with the new Taliban government? How to fight for Peace? Are the refugee camps as we imagine them here in the West?
Interview with: Nadia Ghulam. Social Educator and activist for Peace. Author of “Dreaming Peace. A feminine look at the new Afghanistan of the Taliban”.
10. Past, Present and
future of afghanistan
Our guest today says that people who are born in countries at war do not have names or surnames. This country has been subjected to numerous crises, and they have had a direct impact on its population. What is life like for women in Afghanistan? What changes have they undergone with the new Taliban government? How to fight for Peace? Are the refugee camps as we imagine them here in the West?
Interview with: Nadia Ghulam. Social Educator and activist for Peace. Author of “Dreaming Peace. A feminine look at the new Afghanistan of the Taliban”.
10. Past, Present and
future of afghanistan
Our guest today says that people who are born in countries at war do not have names or surnames. This country has been subjected to numerous crises, and they have had a direct impact on its population. What is life like for women in Afghanistan? What changes have they undergone with the new Taliban government? How to fight for Peace? Are the refugee camps as we imagine them here in the West?
Interview with: Nadia Ghulam. Social Educator and activist for Peace. Author of “Dreaming Peace. A feminine look at the new Afghanistan of the Taliban”.
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13. Child Safety
What makes a school safe, and what do experts dedicated to this field do? How can we know if the school our children attend is safe? What is the level of safety in Catalan early childhood schools
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Interview with: Vice-President of the National Child Safety Association and consultant in child accident prevention.
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14. The Penitentiary Psychiatric Hospital Unit (UHPP)
Internationally, there is widespread recognition of the high percentage of inmates with mental health issues. The Penitentiary Psychiatric Hospital Unit, located at the Brians 1 Penitentiary Centre, is a pioneering model at the national level that provides care for all inmates who require psychiatric attention. Who does it serve? What are its inmates like? Discover the daily life of the unit.
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Interview with: Dra. Gema Escuder. Psychologist and Neuropsychologist.
15. Terrorism and Mediation: Mending Wounds
Is it possible to forgive a terrorist act? How are these encounters prepared? Are these restorative processes known to the public? We present the play "The Gaze of the Other," a performance that allows society to approach a harsh reality through a meeting between a victim and a terrorist.
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Interview with: Tomás Gil. Chief Inspector of the Local Police. Advisor to the Mayor on Citizen Security and Civility.
16. Prevention of Violent Radicalisation through Sport
Is it possible to prevent radicalisation through tools like sport? Move IN Involved Sport is a socio-educational programme created by EDUVIC · Escola Itinere for social inclusion and the prevention of radicalisation in young people and adolescents through sport.
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Interview with: Jordi Serra. General Coordinator of the Move IN Involved Sport Socio-Educational Project. Graduate in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences.
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17. The Dark Web
What is the Dark Web? Can everyone access it? What are the risks? What crimes are most commonly committed there? How is crime prevented in this virtual environment?
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Interview with:Steven Kemp. Postdoctoral Researcher at Pompeu Fabra University. Expert in trends, victimisation, and prevention of economic cybercrime.
18. Suicide: What Are the Warning Signs?
Is suicide more common now than in previous years? What are the warning signs? Are younger age groups more affected? What is the role of schools in detection and prevention? What can we do if we or a family member show signs of suicidal thoughts?
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Interview with: Miriam Vilaplana. Psychologist. Coordinator of CSMA, HD, SRC, and ADI Garraf. Sant Joan de Déu Health Park.
19. The Integrated Psychopath (Part I)
What is psychopathy? Do socially integrated psychopaths exist? What professions are they most attracted to? How can they be identified? Can an integrated psychopath evolve into a violent one?​​
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Interview with: Dr. Cuquerella Fuentes. Head of the Forensic Psychiatry Department at the Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Catalonia.
20. The Integrated Psychopath (Part II)
Are there forms of crime related to psychopathy? What is the Dark Triad of personality? Can we detect a violent psychopath? Are there early indicators to identify them? We discuss some real cases.
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Interview with: Dr. Cuquerella Fuentes. Head of the Forensic Psychiatry Department at the Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Catalonia.​​​
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21. Between the Pen and Danger: A Journalist Kidnapped by Terrorists
Marc Marginedas was kidnapped for six months by jihadist terrorists. What is life like after such an experience? What tools did he use to survive that barbarity? Who is behind these kidnappings?
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Interview with: Marc Marginedas. War Correspondent.
22. Victims of Daesh's Black Jihad
The book "Victims of Daesh's Black Jihad" gives a voice to some of the survivors who have chosen to testify and explain the reality of thousands of people, so that their stories can cross the barbed wire of the refugee camps that host them and the borders of their countries.
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Interview with: David Garriga & Ilham Majure Kandalaft.
23. Hate Crimes against the LGTBIQ+ Community
What are hate crimes against the LGTBIQ+ community? What challenges and obstacles does this group face regarding this issue? What legislative advances have been made? What measures and policies are in place to prevent their victimisation? What role do criminology, institutions, and society play in the fight against LGTBIfobia?
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Interview with: Virgina Ávila. Criminologist specialised in gender-based violence.
24. Indirect Victims of Daesh: The Mothers and Fathers of Radicalised Youth
How did their child end up in the hands of a recruiter? What changes did the mother notice in him during the radicalisation process? What are institutions doing to prevent it? How are institutions treating these parents?
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Interview with: Dominique Bons, President of the association Syrien Ne Bouge Agissons.
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25. The European Crime Prevention Network
The European Crime Prevention Network aims to connect local, national, and European levels to promote the exchange of knowledge and practices in crime prevention among EU member states. Did you know that criminologists are working within the European Crime Prevention Network?
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Interview with: Carles Soto-Urpina, criminologist.
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