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Quakers speak out on Imprisonment for Public Protection
Quakers have a long-lasting interest in prisons and wider criminal justice issues.
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Should we support the right to escape from prison?
Should those who work in, with and around prisons, or who campaign for prison reform, support the right of prisoners to escape?
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Watch the video: Last month in criminal justice
Our March episode in 'Last month in criminal justice' is out now.
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New video: Lunch with Shirley Debono and Donna Mooney
The video of our February Lunch with... discussion with UNGRIPP's Shirley Debono and Donna Mooney is now out.
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Challenging injustices
Last week, my colleague Helen Mills spoke at an event organised by JENGbA (Joint Enterprise, Not Guilty by Association).
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Coming up
We have a number of reports due out in the coming months.
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Our evidence to the Justice Committee Inquiry on the IPP sentence
The House of Commons Justice Committee is currently undertaking an inquiry into the unjust Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence.
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It was evident there was a problem
The ongoing Justice Committee inquiry into the dreadful Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence this week heard from its architect, David Blunkett, and Lord Thomas, the former Lord Chief Justice.
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Webinar video: Last month in criminal justice, December 2021 edition
Watch the December 2021 edition of 'Last month in criminal justice'.
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Watch Donna Mooney on Imprisonment for Public Protection
In our latest episode of 'Last month in criminal justice', campaigner Donna Mooney discussed Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP), recall and mental health in prison.
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Imprisonment for Public Protection
The sentence of Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) was abolished in 2012, yet more than 3,000 IPP prisoners continue to languish in custody.
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Webinar video: Last month in criminal justice
Watch the video of the first episode of 'Last month in criminal justice'.