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Apparently it's not only bears

We enjoyed Alan Titchmarsh's thoughts on the 

Lords block plans for private companies to supervise ex-prisoners

After yesterday's leak of the Ministry of Justice's

How about no prisons at all?

The Centre’s director, Richard Garside,

Privatising probation service puts public at risk

If there weren't enough doubts already about the rehabilitation revolution,

Neoliberalism and the prison industrial complex

J.N.

Is criminal justice in decline?

Senior Policy Associate, Rebecca Roberts,

Violence against women: Ending the global scourge

A Lancet editorial has commented on a ‘g

Sonic youth

Interesting piece in the

Numbers of the month: homicide

1 in 7 homicides globally, and more than a third of female homicides, are

British Journal of Criminology

The July issue of the BJC

Wage cuts deepest since records began

Britain's workers have suffered more financial pain since 2008 than in any five-year period of th

The power of a label

Mike Guilfoyle's latest blog is now up on Works for Freedom, you can read it here