Annual Report
Annual Report 2011
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Resources listing
Submission
Proposal to the UN recommending a Day of General Discussion on children of prisoners in 2011
In August 2010, PRI co-sponsored a proposal to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, recommending that a Day of General Discussion on children of prisoners in 2011 is held.
Languages: English
Report
PRI’s work in Russia with imprisoned women and their babies
A fact sheet outlining the work of PRI in Russia under the project title: Protecting the Rights of Children accompanying their mothers in places of detention in the Russian Federation 2009-2010.
Languages: English
Report
PRI’s work on juvenile justice in Georgia
Fact sheet outlining the work of PRI in Georgia under the project title: Establishing Rehabilitative Schemes for Juvenile Offenders in Georgia 2008-2010
Languages: English
Report
PRI’s work on juvenile justice in the Arab world
A fact sheet summary of the work of PRI in Middle East and North Africa, under the project title: Juvenile Justice in the Arab World 2008-2011
Languages: English
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Research report on the treatment of imprisoned mothers and children
This short note describes practice in the HMP Eastwood Park MBU as observed by PRI on 25th February 2010. PRI documented good practice with regards to the treatment of imprisoned mothers and babies to promote good policy and practice worldwide.
Languages: English
Report
Life imprisonment for children in PRI regions
A Factsheet demonstrating the position of life imprisonment for children in PRI regions.
Languages: English
External Resource
Children Need Dads Too: Children with Fathers in Prison
A report addressing the number of children with fathers in prison, the effects and areas for reform for policy and practice. Published by the Quaker United Nations Office.
Languages: English, Russian
Report
Blind Alley – Juvenile Justice in India
Published by HAQ: Centre for Child Rights. HAQ: Centre for Child Rights works towards the recognition, promotion and protection of rights of all children. This report sets out the current position of juvenile justice in India and makes recommendations for innovative reform.
Languages: English
Model for Reform
Africa’s recommendations for penal reform
This book is a compilation of Declarations, Plans of Action and ECOSOC Resolutions which make logical, practical, humane and cost-effective recommendations for penal reform, written specifically in and for the African context. Where implemented, these can reduce the unnecessary use of imprisonment and improve access to justice, while responding to the special needs of those […]
Languages: English, French