TY - M-10154
AU - Khatri, Kaushal
TI - Unheard Voices: Silencing Indigenous Perspectives in Modern Criminology Research
T2 - Scientific Research Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Science

PY - 2024
VL - 2
IS - 2
SN - 2584-0622

AB - The field of criminology has long been shaped by Eurocentric frameworks that overlook the perspectives of Indigenous populations. This paper explores the marginalisation of Indigenous voices in modern criminology research, analysing how systemic bias and epistemic violence contribute to the erasure of Indigenous experiences and justice systems. It calls for a decolonised approach to criminology that integrates Indigenous knowledge systems and supports restorative justice principles. This paper highlights the need to amplify Indigenous perspectives to address systemic inequalities within the criminal justice system.

KW - Indigenous perspectives
KW -  modern criminology
KW -  marginalization
KW -  systemic bias
KW -  decolonization of criminology
KW -  Indigenous justice systems
KW -  epistemic violence
KW -  intersectionality
KW -  criminal justice reform
KW -  restorative justice
DO -