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Prison Reform
Prison Reform
Opinion
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Published 10.03.20
Bengal and the question of justice
High percentage of vacancies in the police and judiciary is a matter of serious concern...
By Deepan Kumar Sarkar & Madhurima Dhanuka
West Bengal
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Published 28.09.19
Peaceful existence in an open prison
An open correctional home is a prison without bars in which an inmate is allowed to go out but must return by day end. These help facilitate prisoners' re-integration into society after release...
By Prasun Chaudhuri
India
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Published 24.03.19
Own clothes, jail food for Nirav
Jeweller in prison where Assange was held...
By Amit Roy in London
Opinion
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Published 15.03.19
The blurred line between violence and justice
Our antiquated jail manuals need overhauling, and our police need to be able to work free of political pressure...
By The Editorial Board
Opinion
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Published 26.11.18
Do prisoners have no rights in India?
Given politicians’ and bureaucrats’ forgetfulness on the issue, correction must ultimately come through public pressure...
By The Editorial Board
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