Prison
Over 4,000 children injured when restrained in custody
New Howard League report reveals that the use of restraint and solitary confinement for children in custody have worsened over the last decade.
24th June 2016
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New Howard League report reveals that the use of restraint and solitary confinement for children in custody have worsened over the last decade.
Not only did prison exacerbate existing problems because they were not appropriately addressed within the prison system, but imprisonment made many prisoners feel powerless to deal with issues such as their children’s wellbeing.
Supervisible An intriguing new report by Professor Wendy Fitzgibbon and Carolyne Kardia for the Howard League for Penal Reform gives an insight into what it’s like being
The children who are being criminalised whilst teenagers are the same children who, when younger, were sympathetically viewed as vulnerable, innocent and highly deserving of society’s help and protection.
There are more people sentenced to an indeterminate term in England and Wales than in the other 46 countries in the Council of Europe combined.
New report from the Howard League for Penal Reform on the cost of prison suicide.
Most commentators agree that the rise in adjudications is linked to the increasing levels of violence reported in most prisons over the last two years by the official prison inspectors.
Will the prospect of saving billions of pounds (if Pentonville prison were closed, selling off the land to developers would probably generate several hundred million pounds alone), tempt the Chancellor and Justice Secretary to shift justice policy in a very different direction?
