Annual Report
PRI’s Annual Report 2016
The annual report outlines PRI's achievements, impact and highlights in 2016.
Languages: English
Resources listing
Report
Global Prison Trends 2017
The third edition in our Global Prison Trends series, identifying the latest developments and challenges in criminal justice and prison policy and practice.
Languages: English
Model for Reform
On probation – models of good practice for alternatives to prison
This document provides guidance on developing effective and sustainable probation services. Draws on a range of literature and other experience, including PRI's own.
Languages: English
Report
Final evaluation: Excellence in Training on Rehabilitation in Africa (ExTRA)
Results achieved and lessons learned in PRI’s two-year (2014-2016) project, which piloted strategies for increasing the use of community service over imprisonment for minor offences in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
Languages: English
Briefing
Essex paper 3: Initial guidance on the interpretation and implementation of the Nelson Mandela Rules
Based on deliberations at an expert meeting organised by Penal Reform International and Essex Human Rights Centre at the University of Essex.
Languages: English
Report
Community service and probation for women: a study in Kenya
Examines the context in which women serve community sanctions (Community Service Orders and Probation Orders) in Kenya, identifying challenges and factors for successful completion.
Languages: English
Multimedia
‘Equal justice’: making community sanctions work for women in Kenya
Short film to highlight the benefits and challenges for women serving non-custodial sanctions in Kenya.
Languages: English
Report
Global Prison Trends 2016
This is the second annual edition in our Global Prison Trends series, describing key global trends in the use and practice of imprisonment.
Languages: English
Submission
Submission to the Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC) on street children in conflict with the law, April 2016
This submission was made in advance of the Committee's forthcoming General Comment on Children in Street Situations.
Languages: English