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In July 2011, PRI organised a national conference in Azerbaijan on the issue of life imprisonment in the Azerbaijan. This report denotes the recommendations from the participants of the conference.
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Between December 2010 and April 2012 PRI conducted an 18 month project in Tanzania to support multi- agency monitoring of places of detention of Children. With the financial support of UNICEF Tanzania PRI worked with local agencies to develop monitoring tools and an IT based system to collect, collate and analyse the results of monitoring visits conducted by mandated […]
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On the 9th June 2011 the General Assembly of the United Nations, Human Rights Council drafted this optional protocol to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, thereby establishing a communications procedure.
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This report documents a workshop held in Kigali, Rwanda from the 9th-11th May 2011. The workshop was the second in the series and was framed around the issue of alternative sentencing and strategies to reduce prison overcrowding.
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A report of a three day Human Rights training session held from the 12th-14th April 2011 at Peshawar Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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These recommendations follow from a national conference on the issue of life imprisonment in Armenia, held on the 20th May 2011.
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A power point presentation delivered by Rob Allen exploring the options available, and lessons learned, for the treatment of offenders with special needs in East Africa.
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A fact sheet outlining PRI’s work in Kazakhstan (2011-2013 project) to improve the health in women’s prisons.
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This document provides a brief update of PRI’s project “Promotion of Modern concepts in the administration of Juvenile Justice in Armenia” from June-August 2011.
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This abstract provides a chapter-by-chapter summary of the toolkit The death penalty in the Middle East and North Africa: tools, techniques, tactics and strategies for abolition.
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