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Why Crime and Justice Are Still Colonial: Decolonizing the Criminal Question
Decolonizing the Criminal Question
Most people think crime and justice are about fairness. But what if the entire system is built on colonial power? In this video, we break down the book 'Decolonizing the Criminal Question' by Ana Aliverti, Henrique Carvalho, Anastasia Chamberlen, and Máximo Sozzo. Discover how modern policing, courts, and prisons still echo colonial control, why mainstream criminology ignores this legacy, and what it means for justice in postcolonial countries. You'll learn why the 'criminal question' is really about power, race, and inequality—and how to see through the system. Watch to understand the hidden roots of crime and punishment.
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