Annual Report
PRI’s Annual Report 2018
PRI has many achievements in 2018 and is proud to present them in its Annual Report
Languages: English
Resources listing
Guidelines
Guide to the rehabilitation and social reintegration of women prisoners: Implementation of the Bangkok Rules
This tool is designed for use by prison management, staff, policymakers and others involved in the criminal justice process. It provides practical guidance on improving rehabilitation programmes and services for the rehabilitation and social reintegration women prisoners.
Languages: English
Report
Global Prison Trends 2019
The fifth edition in PRI’s annual flagship Global Prison Trends series, which identifies topical developments and challenges in criminal justice and prison policy and practice over the last 12 months.
Languages: English
Briefing
Prison conditions for women facing the death penalty: A factsheet
Published by PRI and the Cornell Center on the Death Penalty Worldwide, this factsheet looks at the profiles of women on death row and the prisons conditions under which they are detained.
Languages: Arabic, English, French
Submission
Submission to the UN Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice
Languages: English
Annual Report
PRI’s Annual Report 2017
The annual report outlines PRI's achievements, impact and highlights from 2017. Find out about out national, regional and international work from the past year.
Languages: English
Guidelines
Mental health in prison: A short guide for prison staff
The guide seeks to help prison staff understand and respond appropriately to the mental health needs of adult prisoners.
Languages: Arabic, English, Georgian
Report
Global Prison Trends 2018
The fourth edition in PRI’s annual flagship Global Prison Trends series, which identifies topical developments and challenges in criminal justice and prison policy and practice over the last 12 months.
Languages: English
Multimedia
Videos: Promoting gender-specific treatment of women prisoners and offenders in Kenya
Five short films with a number of interviews with prison and probation staff in Kenya and PRI highlighting the specific challenges that women offenders face in Kenya, and the importance of incorporating a gender-sensitive approach using the UN Bangkok Rules.
Languages: English