Penal Reform International (PRI)

@PenalReformInt

We develop fair and effective criminal justice through practical programmes and systemic reform globally.

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    12 mai

    Global Prisons Trends 2021 is out now! Find all the latest data and analysis at:

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    4 juin

    If you're interested in working in criminal justice and prisoners' rights then this role might be for you. Job is based in London or the Netherlands.

    Come and work with us! An exciting role to be based in London/Netherlands
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  3. 4 juin

    Join our team! We are recruiting a Project Assistant to join our Headquarters on a six month contract: Deadline 17 June

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  4. 2 juin

    Where and how is prepared and consumed in ? In our latest blog, examines the different approaches taken to food in prisons, looking at trends from eating alone in cells, to dining halls, & collective & domestic style kitchens.

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    2 juin

    Advocacy brief by “calls for the inclusion of people living & working in prisons in COVID-19 national vaccination plans & highlights the evidence of enhanced risk of congregate living”

    : Another Melbourne prison plunged into lockdown over COVID exposure fears. Hundreds of prisoners forced inside cells at Melbourne Assessment Prison after a staff member visited the Spencer St Coles - a Tier 1 exposure site
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    31 mai

    *NEW* advocacy brief from , and 🗣 The brief calls for the inclusion of people living and working in prisons in national COVID-19 vaccination plans. 💉 See our short overview of the key issues ⬇

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  7. 1 juin

    The inclusion of in national plans are led by 4 core principles that relate to all health provision in places of detention - the responsibility of the state, under the .

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  8. 1 juin

    Key considerations for in include: ➡️unable to distance/take other measures ➡️accelerated aging in prison ➡️high rates of underlying health conditions ➡️high rates of social vulnerability ➡️prison & healthcare staff at high risk ➡️transmission into community

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  9. 1 juin

    📝New guidance, developed with PRI & , sets out why prison populations and staff must be included in plans and roll-out. 💉

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    31 mai

    World Justice Challenge 2021 winner: We did it! Our global Campaign to accelerate release of children in detention in time of pandemic has been awarded! Thanks to and our partners

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    1 juin

    It was a pleasure to be involved in this event. The discussions show the power of international collaboration, sharing of experiences, and the use of good research, all key priorities for the IPPF. Thank you .

    We have just started our experts meeting discussing how probation & alternatives are impacted by COVID, with 45 experts and practitioners from 20 countries. Co-organised with the support of the Intl Penal & Penitentiary Foundation
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    28 mai

    Powerful & inspiring closing remarks by IPPF/FIPP President ⁦⁩ at today’s experts/research colloquium, w/ ⁦⁩ - regarding important pandemic-related lessons for + importance and value of international connections and sharing learning

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    28 mai

    .⁦⁩ of ⁦⁩ opening a very interesting experts meeting / colloquium - with IPPF - on COVID-19 impact on and community sanctions, this morning.

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  14. 28 mai

    The poorest members of society, people who use drugs, LGBTQ+ people and other marginalised groups continue to be over-represented in prisons. Efforts are underway in various regions to effect change - find out more in 2021:

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    25 mai

    We are pleased to open the doors of our Torture Prevention Village: Detention monitors & advocates worldwide can access free online courses & resources to deepen their knowledge of through our :

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  16. 28 mai

    We have just started our experts meeting discussing how probation & alternatives are impacted by COVID, with 45 experts and practitioners from 20 countries. Co-organised with the support of the Intl Penal & Penitentiary Foundation

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  17. 28 mai

    Many countries have not published any official data on infections and deaths in prisons - and where it is available, it is usually not disaggregated by sex or other factors. Find out more in 2021:

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  18. 27 mai

    Children in detention have endured restrictive measures throughout the pandemic, including suspension of in‑person visits, limits on education & support programmes & severe restrictions on movement. Find out more in 2021:

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  19. 27 mai

    Prison staff face increased risk of and should be considered frontline or essential workers and prioritised for COVID-19 vaccination and other measures. Find out more in 2021:

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  20. 27 mai

    The true human cost of in prisons worldwide remains unknown, as official data is lacking in many places. People in prison remain especially vulnerable to transmission and fatal effects. Find out more in 2021:

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    26 mai

    Technology, when accessible and appropriately resourced, has the potential to transform prison life. The role of digital technologies in Irish prisons is one of the 10 'lessons learned' during 2020 outlined in – see p.23:

    Contact with family, education, health and support services have moved online in many prisons over the past year - but people in prisons without online access have been left even further behind. Find out more in 2021:
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