The 'alternative to custody' myth
Helen Mills questions claims that community sentences cut prison numbers.
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Justice matters for women: lifting the lid on Pandora's box
Helen Mills and Rebecca Roberts outline some of the thinking behind the Justice Matters for Women project
Talking about unimaginable things to make them visible
Find out what happened at the Justice Matters for Women event last week.
UK Justice Policy Review: Volume 3
The third in an annual series by the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, supported by the Hadley Trust, tracking year-on-year developments in criminal justice and social welfare across the UK. Combining analysis of the main developments with key data on issues such as spending, staffing and the numbers going through the criminal justice system, UK Justice Policy Review offers an accessible overview of UK-wide developments.
Taking a downsizing agenda for women forward: The challenges
Rejecting criminal justice as the starting point for a conversation about reducing harms for women is destabilising. How can we take this challenging agenda forward?
Addressing violence against women beyond criminal justice
Helen Mills argues we can't rely on criminal justice to address violence against women.
Criminal justice and reducing the harms women face - lifting the lid on Pandora’s box
Rebecca Roberts and Helen Mills ask what downsizing criminal justice could mean for women.
Justice Matters for Women
What is Justice Matters for Women about?
Criminal justice fails women.
Current responses to criminalised women are seriously flawed and harmful to women. Prioritising the criminal justice system in our response to violence against women has undermined the development of more effective ways to address the harms women face.
The prison estate and the pound sign
Helen Mills casts a critical eye over the latest proposals from the Ministry of Justice to reorganise the young adult and women's prison estate.
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