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Singapore: recidivism rate at all-time low, more inmates serving part of jail term in community

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Asia Activities Alternatives Rehabilitation Work Singapore
According to the latest annual statistics released by SPS, the overall recidivism rate for the 2018 release cohort was 22.1 per cent, down from 24 per cent in 2017 and 23.7 per cent in 2016. This is the lowest it has been since the 1990 release cohort, SPS said. Before this, the lowest rate was 23.6…

Source — Channel news Asia

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France : “je me dois de vous dire que la dite réinsertion est un combat de tous les jours”

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Europe Access to legal rights Discipline Justice Protest Rehabilitation France

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United Kingdom: investing in yet more prison places is not the way to cut crime

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Europe Overcrowding Activities Rehabilitation Work United Kingdom
With the dismaying announcement that the government plans to fund 18,000 more prison places by 2026, we are forced to ask, once again, why crime prevention fails to get the same emphasis as punishment. Last Wednesday, the chancellor announced more than £4bn in capital funding – spread over four years…

Source — The Guardian

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United States: think private prison companies are going away under Biden? They have other plans

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North America Rehabilitation United States
For the second time in four years, fears that a Democrat would be elected president sent private prison stocks plummeting earlier this month. To the casual observer, the prospect of President-elect Joe Biden—who promised to “stop corporations from profiteering from incarceration”—presented an existential…

Source — The Marshall project

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United States: no escape, the trauma of witnessing violence in prison

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North America Mental health Violence Rehabilitation United States
Early this year — before COVID-19 began to tear through U.S. prisons — five people were killed in Mississippi state prisons over the course of one week. A civil rights lawyer reported in February that he was receiving 30 to 60 letters each week describing pervasive “beatings, stabbings, denial of medical…

Source — Prison policy

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France : la fin annoncée des CRP pour les auteurs de violences contre les policiers

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Europe Access to legal rights Justice Violence Rehabilitation France

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Canada: why Covid-19 shows it’s time to consider prison abolition

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Coronavirus North America Women Health Mental health Social ties Alternatives Rehabilitation Canada
There are five federal prisons for women in Canada, none of which are in Newfoundland. For women from the province facing a federal sentence, this usually means they will serve their time in the Nova Institution for Women (Nova) in Truro, Nova Scotia. Being a province away from their communities means… Read more
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United States: 2,258 N.J. prisoners will be released in a single day

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Coronavirus North America Justice Rehabilitation United States
In a sweeping acknowledgment of the risks of the coronavirus in cramped prisons, New Jersey will release more than 2,000 inmates on Wednesday as part of one of the largest-ever single-day reductions of any state’s prison population. More than 1,000 additional prisoners will be released in the coming…

Source — The New York Times

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Argentina: cárceles solidarias, presas hicieron y donaron 180 pelucas para pacientes oncológicos

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South America Women Mental health Activities Rehabilitation Work Argentina

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France : la prison, quel rôle ?

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Culture Europe Activities Rehabilitation Work France

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France : "ils sont surveillés de près"

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Europe Justice Violence Rehabilitation Religion France

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Belgique: près de deux tiers des détenus vont à fond de peine

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Europe Justice Rehabilitation Belgium

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France: dans les prisons, le défi de la prise en charge des détenus radicalisés

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Europe Justice Rehabilitation Religion France

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France : une autre prison est possible

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Europe Alternatives Rehabilitation France

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France: la prison, un milieu difficile pour le travail social

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Europe Rehabilitation France

This article is not available in English. This article is available in the following versions: French

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United States: prison labor is on the frontlines of the covid-19 pandemic

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Coronavirus North America Access to legal rights Health Material conditions Rehabilitation Work United States
As record-shattering wildfires rage throughout California, the state’s incarcerated population is doing the backbreaking work at the front lines. They plow fire lines and battle blazes, for $1 an hour, plus reduced prison time—a program that saves the state tens of millions of dollars annually. While…

Source — The Appeal

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United Kingdom: lockdown conditions leave prisoners at risk of serving longer sentences

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Pre-trial detention Europe Access to legal rights Justice Activities Rehabilitation Work United Kingdom
Lockdown conditions in prisons have effectively ended opportunities for prisoners to take part in rehabilitation activities and progress in their sentences. For the nearly 11,000 prisoners serving indeterminate sentences (9,000 unreleased; 2,000 recalled), this could lead to them spending significantly…

Source — Prison reform trust

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Australia: prisoner advocates call for abolition of 'discriminatory' voting restrictions as inmates prepare to cast vote in state election for the first time

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Coronavirus Pre-trial detention Access to legal rights Oceania Health Material conditions Overcrowding Rehabilitation Australia
Prior to the legislative changes that came into effect in January, Queensland had the most restrictive prisoner voting laws in the country, with inmates barred from participating in state or local government elections. Now, prisoners serving sentences of less than three years will be given the power…

Source — ABC

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