Politique pénitentiaire et droits des détenus en Belgique
Jean Detienne et/and Vincent Seron
The enforcement of deprivation of liberty in Austria
Prison policy, prison regime and prisoners’ rights in Argentina
Julio E. Aparicio et/and Roberto P. Ortenzi
Gender and SSR Toolkit: Tool 5, Penal Reform and Gender
Gender and SSR Toolkit: Practice Note 5 - Penal Reform and Gender
New approaches to crime and justice
Speech at launch of Rethinking Crime and Punishment Manifesto
Excessive Use of Imprisonment Does Nothing to Improve Public Safety: Lecture to King’s Alumni
Justice Reinvestment – A New Approach to Crime and Justice
The work on Restorative Prisons led directly to a detailed examination of the concept which came to be known as Justice Reinvestment. This is a term which was coined in the United States of America to describe efforts to use funds currently being spent on imprisoning offenders more productively in those areas from which the offenders come through local community based initiatives. This approach to criminal justice gives local rather than central government the power to decide how money should be best spent to produce safer local communities.
