Editorial
The thirteen (co)authors of the five papers appearing in this issue of the Journal of Criminal Justice and Security reflect on youth behaviour during the 2020 pandemic, being victimised during nightlife and trying to stay safe at football matches. We will also learn more about crime prevention in the area of southern Russia, and the issue of the role of social workers mitigating secondary victimisation during suicide investigation in Turkey.
In the first paper Luka Jelovcan, Kaja Prislan and Anze Mihelic address the very topical issue in the study Self-protective Behaviour among Young Adults during Public Health Crisis. The purpose of their analyses was to examine perceptions of factors deriving from the theory of planned behaviour among younger adults in times of public health crisis, their self-protective behaviour compared to other age groups, and test the predictive factors according to the theory of planned behaviour. In the next paper, Tinkara Bulovec and Katja Eman present the insights on Nightlife Entertainment Spots in Cities as a Potential Criminogenic Focus of Sexual Harassment. In their analyses, authors give the theoretical background of this under-researched issue, explain the manifestation of the phenomenon, and add some victimological perspectives and criminological interpretations of the researched problem. Timotej Praznik, Maja Modic, and Simon Slokan in the third article entitled The Role and Function of a Sports Event Organiser: Safety at Football Matches in Slovenia, Serbia and Austria examined the organisation of football matches from the point of view of safety of participants in the sporting event. Authors conducted interviews with spokespersons from the football clubs in NK Celje, Slovenia, FK Partizan, Serbia and SK Sturm Graz, Austria. Their study shows that despite the existence of subnational legislation, there are differences in understanding of ensuring safety at sporting events in the analysed countries. In the next paper, Anton Petrovskiy analysed Safety, Security, and Crime Prevention in Rural Areas of Krasnodarskyi krai and the Republic of Adygea in two Southern Russian regions for the period between 2015 and 2019. The last paper by Burak M. Gonulta§, Cristin Sauter, Meral Ozturk, and Murat Yildiz is Collaboration between Investigation and Crisis Intervention for the Investigative Interview in Suicide Attempts. The study aims to understand whether the investigation and crisis intervention processes can be coupled together in suicide attempt cases to mitigate secondary victimisation.
We at the Journal of Criminal Justice and Security trust you find the articles worth reading and a good source of fresh ideas for both your future research and hopefully new papers.
Prof. Branko Lobnikar, PhD Editor of English Issues
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Uvodnik
Trinajst (so)avtorjev petih prispevkov, objavljenih v tej številki revije Varstvoslovje, razmišlja o vedenju mladih med pandemijo 2020, problematiki spolnega nadlegovanja na območjih nočnega življenja in ohranjanju varnosti na nogometnih tekmah. Izvedeli bomo tudi več o preprečevanju kriminalitete na območju južne Rusije in o vprašanju vloge socialnih delavcev pri blaženju sekundarne viktimizacije med preiskovanjem samomorov v Turčiji.
V	prvem prispevku Luka Jelovčan, Kaja Prislan, Anže Mihelič obravnavajo zelo aktualno vprašanje v študiji Samozaščitno vedenje med mladostniki v času javne zdravstvene krize. Namen njihovih analiz je bil preučiti zaznave mladostnikov v času javne zdravstvene krize skladno z dejavniki teorije načrtovanega vedenja, njihovo samozaščitno vedenje v primerjavi z ostalimi starostnimi skupinami ter preučiti vpliv dejavnikov teorije načrtovanega vedenja na samozaščitno delovanje. V naslednjem prispevku Tinkara Bulovec in Katja Eman predstavljata vpogled v Območja nočnega življenja v mestih kot potencialna kriminogena žarišča spolnega nadlegovanja. Avtorici predstavita teoretično ozadje te premalo raziskane problematike, pojavne oblike in razsežnosti kot tudi viktimološki vidik ter nekatere kriminološke razlage. Timotej Praznik, Maja Modic in Simon Slokan so v tretjem prispevku z naslovom Vloga in naloga organizatorja športne prireditve: varnost na nogometnih tekmah v Sloveniji, Srbiji in Avstriji preučili organizacijo nogometnih tekem z vidika varnosti udeležencev. Avtorji so opravili pogovore s predstavniki nogometnih klubov NK Celje iz Slovenije, FK Partizan iz Srbije in SK Sturm Graz iz Avstrije. Njihova študija kaže, da kljub obstoju subnacionalne zakonodaje obstajajo razlike v razumevanju zagotavljanja varnosti na športnih prireditvah v analiziranih državah. V naslednjem prispevku z naslovom Varnost in preprečevanje kriminalitete na ruralnih območjih Krasnodarskega kraja in Republike Adigeje je Anton Petrovskiy opravil študijo o kriminoloških značilnostih kriminalitete v dveh južnoruskih regijah v obdobju med 2015 in 2019. V zadnjem prispevku Povezava preiskave in krizne intervencije v preiskovalnem intervjuju pri poskusih samomora so avtorji Burak M. Gonulta§, Cristin Sauter, Meral Ozturk in Murat Yildiz predstavili študijo o možnostih za ublažitev sekundarne viktimizacije v primerih poskusov samomorov preko povezave med preiskavo in procesi krizne intervencije.
V	uredništvu revije Varstvoslovje verjamemo, da boste v tokratni številki našli prispevke, ki jih je vredno prebrati in so dober vir svežih idej za vaše prihodnje raziskave in, upajmo, nove prispevke.
Prof. dr. Branko Lobnikar Urednik številk v angleškem jeziku
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