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The Dutch justice system is cutting jail populations by offering specialist rehabilitation to people with mental illnesses.
Source — The Guardian
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This article is not available in English. If you wish, you can consult the Spanish version.
Source — La Vanguardia
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Source — Le Dauphiné
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Unlike the United States of America, the prison population and crime rate in the Netherlands has been steadily decreasing for years. As a result, the country’s government is repurposing correctional facilities into housing for refugees who are waiting to be granted asylum status — a process that usually…
Source — Inhabitat
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Source — Le Monde
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Source — Philosophie Magazine
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Source — 24 Heures
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The Netherlands has a problem many countries can only dream of: a shortage of prison inmates.
While countries like Belgium, Britain, Haiti, Italy, the United States and Venezuela have grappled with prison overcrowding, the Netherlands has such a surplus of unused cells that it has rented some of its…
Source — The New York Times
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The Inmates Association with lawyer Sjamira Roseburg of Sulvaran and Peterson law firm is taking Government to court because the safety of the inmates at the Pointe Blanche prison cannot be guaranteed and the living conditions are terrible, according to Roseburg on Tuesday.
Source — The Daily Herald
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While the UK and much of the world struggles with overcrowded prisons, the Netherlands has the opposite problem. It is actually short of people to lock up. In the past few years 19 prisons have closed down and more are slated for closure next year. How has this happened - and why do some people think…
Source — BBC News
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