On Probation
Community-based solutions for Muslim women post-prison
A community-led and culturally informed rehabilitation model for Muslim women released from prison.
18th July 2019
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A community-led and culturally informed rehabilitation model for Muslim women released from prison.
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Prison Reform Trust “Broken Trust” report details worrying rise in number of women recalled to prison.
MoJ annual report on women in the justice system reveals differential treatment.
Dr Natalie Booth, Dr Isla Masson and Lucy Baldwin ask whether the MoJ will invest in the new female offender strategy.
Most women have been sentenced to death for the crime of murder, often in relation to the killing of family members in a context of gender-based violence.
