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Injustice

A film about prison, crime and justice

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Tag: rehabilitation

Michaela Booth on victims and redemption

Redemption What does it mean to be free? Can I ever be free? For people who want ‘justice’, do they know what justice means, or is justice… Read more “Michaela Booth on victims and redemption”

23rd June 20182nd August 2018 by Unsound Robin

On leaving prison: Michael Irwin’s account

My arch nemesis Governor has to sign me out. He quips, ‘Thank God you’re leaving Michael. Maybe now we can get some peace’. My retort ‘I always… Read more “On leaving prison: Michael Irwin’s account”

13th March 201814th March 2018 by Unsound Robin

The best laid plans of mice and men – By Amanda

My dream in May 2015, when I left the gated retreat, was to change the system. I had managed to achieve changes inside, but on release I… Read more “The best laid plans of mice and men – By Amanda”

14th December 201714th December 2017 by Unsound Robin

From prison to employment: breaking the cycle of reoffending – by Jane Gould

When a former prisoner calls, desperate to find work, you ask for his contact details, and you find he’s sleeping rough in a tent. Not even a… Read more “From prison to employment: breaking the cycle of reoffending – by Jane Gould”

4th September 201715th March 2020 by CharlotteS

Crisis in prison: the humanitarian issue we can’t ignore any longer – by Faith Spear

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) are slow to respond when there is any mention of a crisis but swift to punish those that do. Ignoring the crisis…… Read more “Crisis in prison: the humanitarian issue we can’t ignore any longer – by Faith Spear”

1st August 201711th October 2017 by CharlotteS

Why do people want to be robbed? On ex-prisoners

Two things have struck me this week. Two things have confirmed suspicions brought to my attention by ex-prisoners. First, that so many ex-prisoner support charities seem to… Read more “Why do people want to be robbed? On ex-prisoners”

13th April 201711th October 2017 by CharlotteS
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