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Justice Action is proud of its work with mental health. The Our Pick Report is a report written by Justice Action concerning the state of mental health in Australia. Justice Action decided to focus on the mental health area after it had become apparent that a new strategy was required…
The United Nations Human Rights Committee has ruled that Corey Brough, an adolescent Aboriginal man with a mild intellectual disability, has been the victim of human rights violations at the hand of the New South Wales prison officials whilst being detained at Parklea Correctional Centre in Sydney. The Australian government,…
ICOPA XI Papers & Briefs - 1 : A-C Hobart, Tasmania. 7-11th of February 2006 Authors, topics and documents presented at the conference - where possible in both Word and PDF formats
ICOPA 13 - Call for papers Abolition, Reform and the Politics of Global Incarceration 23-25 June 2010 Queen's University Belfast
ICOPA XI Papers & Briefs - 2 : D-M Hobart, Tasmania. 7-11th of February 2006 Authors and Topics presented at the conference - where possible in both Word and PDF formats
Ninth International Conference on Penal Abolition May 10-13, 2000 Ryerson Polytechnic Uni and Metropolitan United Church - Toronto Canada The concluding session of the Nineth International Conference on Penal Abolition, held in Toronto Canada has choosen Nigeria as the site for the next ICOPA conference. This will be the tenth…
ICOPA XI Held in Hobart, Tasmania. 7-11th of February 2006 Preface The following were themes explored and expanded at the conference: The Politics of Imprisonment Northern Ireland, Palestine and the Middle East, (Post) Colonial Justice Nigeria and West Africa, South Africa: ANC , Brazil, USA, Canada. Contemporary Forms…
IFPS - International Foundation for a Prisonless Society CAN YOU HELP? The International Foundation for a Prisonless Society was established in 1991 by Ruth and Ray Morris, for the following purposes: To support and sustain the International Conferences for Penal Abolition To make it possible for more people with limited…
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