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Weblinks and videos for use with 6025 – A Level AQA Teaching Pack: Paper 3: Crime and Deviance with Theory and Methods

Lesson Plan 2

• BBC Podcasts

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• The Guardian WikiLeaks

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• Statement of Ethical Practice for the British Sociological Association (2017) PDF (updated from 2002 edition to 2017 edition since publication)

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• ONS: Video Summary: A guide to crime statistics (NB: Video no longer available, but transcript of original video is available at this link. Alternatively, see the fourth link in this section, from the ONS, with a written summary from the same report)
• ONS: Video Summary: Crime Statistics for England and Wales, 2013/14 (NB: Video no longer available, but transcript of original video is available at this link. Alternatively, see the fourth link in this section, from the ONS, with a written summary from the same report)
• HMIC: The crime recording process
• ONS: Crime in England and Wales Latest Summaries and Publications
• BBC News: Police fail to record one in five of all crimes reported to them, says report
• ONS: Crime Survey for England and Wales FAQ
• ONS: About the Crime Survey for England and Wales

Lesson Plan 8

• Spongebob Squarepants GIF

• The State Weekly: With Detroit’s Bankruptcy, Anarchists Have Begun Project "Free Detroit": Starting a Community

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• ESRC: Street fighting men

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• GOV.uk: Forced marriage now a crime
• Criminalising forced marriage in the UK: why it will not help women

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• Time to Change: Let's End Mental Health Discrimination: Research and reports
• Time to Change: Let's End Mental Health Discrimination: Mental health statistics, facts and myths

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• National Geographic: The Ship-Breakers (page no longer exists)
• Marine Insight: Top 10 Documentary Films on Ship Breaking Industry
• Practical Law: Corporate crime, fraud and investigations in UK (England and Wales): overview
• Discover Society: Viewpoint: The Rich: The Elephant in the Sociology Room
• Oxfam: Even it Up: Time to end extreme inequality
• BBC News: Why are Bhopal survivors still fighting for compensation?
• The New York Times: Ecuador Judge Orders Chevron to Pay $9 Billion
• GOV.uk: Tax cuts for businesses worth over £11 billion per year in 2014-2015
• Greenpeace: End of Life: The Human Cost of Breaking Ships

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• Huffington Post: The Most Scandalous White-Collar Cases Of 2009
• The Guardian: MPs claiming more expenses now than at height of 2009 scandal

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• Matrix Wiki

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• Upworthy: 5 black crime myths: Which ones did you believe?
• Pitchfork: Killer Mike Delivers Emotional Speech in St. Louis After Ferguson Grand Jury Decision
• The Guardian: Eric Garner put in chokehold by NYPD officer – video
• Gawker: Unarmed People of Color Killed by Police, 1999-2014
• Panorama: The Secret Policeman
• Prison Reform Trust: Race: A Fair Response
• The Guardian: Black women’s sexuality has always been overpoliced
• Prison Population Statistics PDF

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Lesson Plan 18

• Occupy Arrests.com
• Occupy Together: What issues are being addressed by the #occupy movement?
• The Guardian: Benefit fraud – the facts and figures
• New Statesman: You’re 23 times more likely to be prosecuted for benefit fraud
• The Guardian: Meet criminals who cost UK £14bn: the middle class
• Global Exchange: Top 10 Corporate Criminals List [Updated]
• Huffington Post: Images
• The Guardian: First Book Award: Chavs by Owen Jones
• BBC News: England rioters 'poorer, younger, less educated'
• ONS: About CHU classifications
• ONS: the National Statistics Socio-economic classification

Lesson Plan 19

• The New York Times: Women Inmates: Why the Male Model Doesn’t Work
• Mail Online: Judges ordered to show more mercy on women criminals when deciding sentences
• The Guardian: Women and the criminal justice system: what do the latest statistics show?

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• Huffington Post: Police Said I Wasn't Raped Because He Didn't Orgasm
• University Herald: Student Activist Group No Red Tape Fined $1,500 in Wake of Mattress Demonstration
• Artnet News: Columbia Student's Striking Mattress Performance
• Left Foot Forward: Infographic: The UK’s low rape conviction rate
• ONS: Sexual offences in England and Wales year ending June 2013

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Lesson Plan 21

• The New York Times: Wal-Mart to Pay U.S. $11 Million in Lawsuit on Illegal Workers
• LA Times: Desperate workers on a Mexican mega-farm: 'They treated us like slaves'
• GOV.uk: Understanding organised crime
• The Guardian: Mexico: protests at admission that 43 missing students were massacred
• BBC News: Who is behind Mexico's drug-related violence?
• The Guardian: There's little mystery to this mass grave: Mexico's drug war is killing children
• Stop The Traffik: What is Human Trafficking?
• UNODC: Human Trafficking
• Free the Slaves: About Slavery
• VICE: Immigrants Are Being Kept As Cannabis Slaves in Britain and Ireland
• VICE: I Posed as a Prostitute in a Turkish Brothel
• TED: Who are the hackers?
• BBC News: David Cameron says new online data laws needed
• The Guardian: Banning all encryption won't make us safer, no matter what David Cameron says
• Hacker Hat Colors Explained: Black Hats, White Hats, and Gray Hats
• The Guardian: WikiLeaks: not perfect, but more important than ever for free speech
• League Against Cruel Sports: Hunting
• The Ecologist: BP oil spill: can environmental crime ever be made to pay?
• Greenpeace: Investigations
• Salon: Bush and Blair found guilty of war crimes for Iraq attack
• Vice News
• State Crime Research
• Genocide Watch: What Is Genocide?
• Children Associated with Armed Forces or Armed Groups
• Unicef: Child Labour

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Lesson Plan 22

• Europa: Final Report: Organised Environmental Crime in the EU Member States

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• UNODC: Audio
• International State Crime Initiative: State Terror and The Bougainville Conflict: Testimony Project

Lesson Plan 24

• Mail Online: 'Coming live from prison. Who's missing me?'
• The Telegraph: Gordon Ramsay: 'I can't believe how easy life is in British prisons'
• The Guardian: Prisons union claims life in jail is too soft
• BBC News Beat: Jail life: Bad food for inmates encourages violence
• The Guardian: Why prison isn't working for women
• The Guardian: Life in America's toughest jail
• Prison Reform Trust: Latest News and Publications

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• BBC Podcasts

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• Parliament.uk: The Government's Approach to Crime Prevention: Deterring criminals

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• Video: Crime investigation in action
• GOV.uk: Repeat knife offenders face new minimum prison term

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• The Guardian: Prison suicide rate at highest level since 2007, figures show
• Open Justice: Reoffending: Prisons
• GOV.uk: Policies

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Lesson Plan 30

• GOV.uk: One Year
• Restorative Justice Council: Resources
• Mail Online: 'Short skirts and high heels risk rape' warning lands male MP in sexism storm
• Reclaim the Night: Why Reclaim the Night?
• Huffington Post: Steubenville Rape Case

Lesson Plan 30

• TED: The small and surprisingly dangerous detail the police track about you
• TED: Why privacy matters
• GOV.uk: Surveillance Camera Code of Practice