Kriminalität: Wie unsicher ist Österreich wirklich? - #1531

Österreich wird sicherer, die Kriminalitätsrate sinkt. Mit dieser guten Nachricht tritt Sozialwissenschaftler Günther Ogris der gefühlten Unsicherheit in unserem Land entgegen. Der Flüchtlingszuzug habe keine messbaren Auswirkungen auf Verurteilungen. Wie belastbar sind diese beruhigenden Daten?Sind die Ängste vor einer Zunahme von Gewaltverbrechen die Folge eines falschen Bildes in den Medien? Oder gibt es schlichtweg weniger Urteile und wenn ja, warum? Darüber diskutieren bei Raimund Löw der Studienautor Günther Ogris und die Strafrechtsexpertin Katharina Beclin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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