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Last week, the United Nations Human Rights Council voted to adopt a Resolution reaffirming that human rights must play a central role in the ongoing international debate on global drug policies.
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The International Corrections & Prisons Association presented PRI's Executive Director Alison Hannah with the annual President's Award.
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PRI has launched a number of new resources which countries can use to implement a gender-sensitive approach to non-custodial sentences.
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The summer school encouraged participants to use the UN Bangkok Rules as a benchmark to monitor and assess the treatment of women in prison.
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Revised Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners passed a crucial hurdle towards adoption at the UN Crime Commission last week.
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Join PRI, APT and the University of Bristol for a 4-day course from 10-13 August 2015.
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This conference marks the end of a two-year project to influence public opinion on the death penalty in Belarus.
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Adaria Gushtyn's winning articles highlight some key concerns about the use of the death penalty in Belarus and elsewhere.
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Penal Reform International (PRI) is delighted to welcome to London the winners of its inaugural competition for the best journalism investigating the death penalty and life (or long-term) imprisonment this week.
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Prison overcrowding has a direct impact on the human rights of detainees, including the rights to health, security, family life and even the right to life.