Social Research Australian Bureau of Statics

Question: Discuss about the Social Research for Australian Bureau of Statics. Answer: According to Australian Bureau of Statics,'as prisons. There are some factors of imprisonment which includes misuse of alcohol, a disadvantage of socio-economic and exposure of childhood to violence and abuse. These factors are influencing the country very much because of imprisonment system in Australia. The National rate of imprisonment isBurns and Kimber 2014). With the help of this offense, the proportion of prisoners has ranged from 17% which is around 1050 prisoners in Victoria whereas 47% in the northern territory. Noori and Rahimzadeh 2015). s calculation is about 92% (33,256) of all prisoners whereas women were found to be only 8% (2,876) of prisoners in indigenous Australia (Farzadfar and Hariga 2015). Figure 1: Imprisonment rate in Australia Source: (www.abc.net.au) According to todays era of 21stng this issue and living in prisons in Australia. Children are also not safe because of indigenousness and imprisonment issueswith prior imprisonment is located in the Australian Capital Territory which is around 75% or 296 prisoners (Fetherston2013). In Northern Territory around 72% or 1,153 prisoners are located. In the South Australia, the rate of prior imprisonment is around 49% from the country. Australian Bureau of Statics indicates that the accounts of indigenous Australian are around 25% of its total population. The government of Australia and temporary group of indigenous has responded this imprisonment by some various measures and program. aboriginal people of Australia (www.abc.net.au). Imprisonment of indigenous Australia is the major issue which affects the whole country of Australia. Most of the people are living in the prison because they are not non-indigenous in nature. indigenous people in Australia (Wilson and Sindicich 2013). 'Australian Bureau of Statics. In 30th Jun 2014, 33,791 adult people were in prison, and it was 10% more than from the year 2013. In December 2014, the number of prisoners as daily basis had increased to 34,647 in Australia in which men and women both were in custody. Some prisoners are treated as intended to cause injury which is the primary influence of the imprisonment of indigenous Australian. Gender prisonment in Australia (Clough 2016). The number of prisoners is increasing every year in the urban region of Australia because they are involved in such above challencan be dealt with on the spot fines. From the year 2000 to 2010, of Australia. In comparison to the non-indigenous prisoners, indigenous prisoners are 13 times more likely to go to prisons (Sar 2014). In the year 1991, Royal Commission is the aboriginal death which is in custody and exclaimed the first severe effort to report the criticalo reformat the sentenced level (Payer and Taylor 2015). Similarly, theet al.in Australia (Barnes 2015). who make up around 2.2% population of the Australian women but around 34% of women in prisoners. As the indigenous women imprisonment rate has increased by 73.7%, most of the women are also in custody. There are various limitations of this strategic effect in Australia. Most of the indigenous people are involved in imprisonment. For this, they are unable to take any employment benefits and source of work if any available in Australia (Taylor 2016). Some youth people are also involved as the prisoners, and some of them are sexually assaulted. They are in the prisons because of doing their illegal work like smuggling, drugs and much more. The number of prisoners of these types of people is increasing continuously because they are doing illegal workand most of the children are aware of this indigenous imprisonment (Sudbury 2014). The Australian Bureau of Statics (Whiteford 2014). In the Northern Territory, most of the young and women are in custody because of their illegal works. They do this because they cannot meet their day-to-day requirement of life. The poverty line is not sufficient in some region of Australia. For this, some women and youths do illegal work to earn some money and to fulfill daily requirement. For this reason, after catching by the officer, they are in prison. The government has to develop some source of income for the people of the urban region because n region of Australia in Australia (Territory 2012). From the above discussion it has been concluded that the number of prisoners is increasing consistently because of the poverty line and unemployment issue in some region of Australia. ple of the urban region in Australia (Maginn 2012). References Degenhardt, L., Larney, S., Gusev, N., Trevena, J., Burns, L., Kimber, J., Shanahan, M., Butler, T., Mattick, R.P. and Weatherburn, D., 2014. 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