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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Who benefits from punishment?
The Reclaim Justice Network is in the process of developing resources to aid discussion and thinking about the drivers of criminal justice expansion in the UK today. The ‘penal industrial complex’ is one way of framing the conversation about contemporary punishment. … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration detention, No More Prison, Police, Prison Profiteers
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Yarl’s Wood women win chance to have their voices heard
Thanks to the creative activism of a number of women’s groups, the Home Affairs Select Committee agreed on Tuesday 24th June that they will take evidence from current and former Yarl’s Wood detainees. When former detainees give their evidence they will … Continue reading
Posted in G4S, Immigration detention
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Prison reform: The continuation of the carceral State
Originally posted on Tennessee Students and Educators for Social Justice:
Guest post by Judah Schept There has been recent and welcome attention to the carceral state in major media outlets like the New York Times and from unlikelier sources, like…