Featured Blog
Barbara Owen, an international expert in the area of women and imprisonment, examines practical solutions to improve women's safety in prisons.
Expert guest for PRI25th May 2017
When do conditions of incarceration – such as overcrowding – cross the boundary from acceptable into ‘cruel or inhuman’ or even ‘torture’?
7th June 2017
Marie Nougier from the International Drug Policy Consortium discusses the recommendations made for drug policy reform at the 2017 UN Commission on Crime.
1st June 2017
Adam Boxer, a Director of Wessex Social Ventures, discusses how social franchises can support women on probation in Sub-Saharan Africa.
8th May 2017
Andrea Huber of PRI and Therese Rytter of DIGNITY examine how the particular impact of armed conflict on women is reflected in instruments mandating and guiding peacekeeping efforts.
Expert guest for PRI18th April 2017
Dealth Penalty lawyer Robin Maher gives an overview of the precedent case and why it is reason for celebration.
6th April 2017
Sabrina Mahtani explains why the law in Sierra Leone ignores the realities of domestic violence in cases where women fatally attack their abusers.
21st March 2017
Police Superintendent, Asbjørn Rachlew explains why investigative interviewing is the safest and most efficient way to solve crime and counter terrorism.
Expert guest for PRI14th March 2017
2016 год для двух городов Казахстана – Алматы и Актобе - запомнится в красном цвете террористической угрозы высшей степени. Пережив панический страх и ужас, люди потребовали от властей незамедлительной реакции.
16th February 2017
In this expert blog, Gen Sander argues that the provision of harm reduction is a human rights obligation, not just a policy option.
Expert guest for PRI6th February 2017
In an interview with Mr Denyys M. Odhiambo, a human rights officer and trainer with the Kenyan Prison Service, PRI asked about his experiences in providing training on the UN Bangkok Rules to his colleagues in Kenya.
23rd January 2017