Australia lags behind NZ and Canada when it comes to one major problem
Australia is facing a significant issue with the rising incarceration rates of Indigenous people, particularly youth, despite governmental commitments to reform.
Ian Huntley's life in jail - from boiling water torture to having throat slashed
Ian Huntley, the notorious child murderer, was hospitalized with serious injuries after yet another attack in prison, highlighting the brutality he has faced during his incarceration.
How one child had 22 foster carers by age 13 and landed in adult jail at 18
A Queensland inquiry reveals a child in foster care experienced 22 placements by age 13 and faced significant challenges leading to incarceration by 18.
Charles Bronson pledges to 'expose unlawful sentence' ahead of parole hearing
Charles Bronson, Britain's most notorious prisoner, claims his life sentence is unlawful as he prepares for a parole hearing.
We victims of maljustice for the Yes
Antonio Lattanzi, a victim of judicial errors, calls on prosecutor Gratteri to address the pain caused by wrongful incarcerations, advocating for justice reform.
After executing a dog, a man from Alytus fled to France, where he was caught for drug trafficking
A man from Alytus, facing charges for brutally killing a dog, fled to France but was arrested for drug trafficking; his case remains unresolved in Lithuania due to his incarceration.
What British couple locked up for 10 years in Iran hellhole jail do to pass time
British couple Lindsay and Craig Foreman have been sentenced to 10 years in an Iranian prison on espionage charges, a claim they deny, while they discuss their daily life in incarceration.
Høiby: – I drove out the back way, under a blanket
During a court case against the Crown Princess's son, he discussed the experience of being incarcerated and facing serious charges, specifically highlighting the stigma associated with those charges.
Eight Prisons Will Receive Minors
The Swedish government plans to initiate a reform allowing minors aged 13-17 to be sentenced to prison, with eight facilities designated to accommodate them starting July.
Inside Coronation Street Paula actress' life from selling weed abroad to dad in jail
Actress Kelli Hollis, now portraying Paula in Coronation Street, has a complicated personal history that includes selling drugs abroad and dealing with her father's incarceration.
A former BLM activist goes all in on mass incarceration
A former Black Lives Matter activist now advocates for strict measures against violent criminals and claims that following the law is key to avoiding incarceration.
Danna García prepared to portray a woman who was in prison
Danna García discusses the challenges of playing a complex character in the telenovela 'Hermanas, un amor compartido,' who has suffered greatly from her wrongful incarceration.
Rula Jebreal and Julian Schnabel Mentioned in the Epstein Files: The Documents and the Context of the Mentions
The Epstein Files reveal the social reintegration efforts of Jeffrey Epstein post-incarceration, highlighting frequent mentions of celebrities Julian Schnabel and Rula Jebreal.
Corina's Ally Released to House Arrest After Back and Forth in Detention in Venezuela
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa has been placed under house arrest after a brief period of detention which ended the same day he was released from incarceration.
Rajpal, Tej Pratap Yadav Donated 11 Lakh; Why Is the Industry Silent?
Actor Rajpal Yadav is currently struggling financially after a film flop, leading to his incarceration in Tihar Jail, prompting Tej Pratap Yadav to offer financial aid.
“I am terrified of when my son is released from prison”
A mother expresses her fear and anxiety over her son's upcoming release from prison after being convicted of arson and reflects on their family's struggles.
FBI: Swedish woman key person in Epstein's inner circle
The FBI has identified an unknown Swedish woman as a key figure in Jeffrey Epstein's inner circle, revealing her loyalty to him during his incarceration for human trafficking.
Unpleasant news for V. German - he may not succeed in escaping to freedom
The Lithuanian court has rejected a prosecutor's request to extend the incarceration of V. German, shifting to milder measures including intensive supervision and bail, but further legal challenges may prolong his detention.
Life after prison in Venezuela
The article discusses the experiences of political prisoners like Ramón Centeno who have recently been released in Venezuela, highlighting their struggles to reintegrate into society post-incarceration.
Prison director on the Crown Prince couple: - Crystal clear that they do not want special treatment
Crown Prince Haakon visited Oslo prison to ensure that his son, Marius Borg Høiby, does not receive special treatment during his incarceration.
Venezuela: Opposition Leader Juan Pablo Guanipa Released from Prison
Juan Pablo Guanipa, a leader of Venezuela's opposition, was released from prison after nearly nine months of incarceration, calling for discussions on the country's present and future.
Justice gives 5 days for ex-goalkeeper Bruno to regularize conditional release under risk of prison
Ex-goalkeeper Bruno Fernandes has been given five days to attend the Penitentiary Council in Rio de Janeiro to regularize his conditional release or face incarceration.
Israel in Epstein's Documents: New Documents Revive Old Wounds and Concerns About the Offender's Influence
New documents reveal ongoing connections between former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein, raising concerns about Epstein's influence even after his incarceration for sex crimes.
Jüri Saar: The current logic of prison sentences disappears in the case of rented prisoners
Jüri Saar discusses the changing logic of prison sentences in the context of rented prisoners, suggesting a shift towards two parallel incarceration systems that may compromise rehabilitation efforts.
Marwan Barghouti, ‘Palestine’s Mandela’, to publish book from prison
Imprisoned Palestinian political leader Marwan Barghouti is set to publish a collection of his writings in November, offering insights from his 30 years of political activism while in incarceration.
The group of Spanish prisoners released by Venezuela arrives in Madrid
Five Spanish prisoners released by Venezuela have arrived at Madrid's Barajas Airport after their release from incarceration.
Blackmail with a sextape: former mayor of Saint-Étienne, Gaël Perdriau, incarcerated
Former Saint-Étienne mayor Gaël Perdriau has announced his incarceration following a four-year prison sentence for blackmail involving an intimate video of his deputy, despite appealing the verdict.
Former President Bolsonaro "suffers minor injuries" after falling out of bed in cell due to a seizure
Jair Bolsonaro, the imprisoned former President of Brazil, fell out of his bed and sustained minor injuries, leading to a medical examination that deemed hospital treatment unnecessary.
Syrian family cost Germany half a million euros
A large Syrian family in Stuttgart has cost the German state of Baden-Württemberg over half a million euros due to expenses related to incarceration and repatriation, sparking discussions on migration and crime.
'They are happy that they do not have to spend time behind bars.' New bracelets monitor 150 people under house arrest
New monitoring bracelets are being used to supervise 150 individuals under house arrest, allowing them to avoid incarceration.
"Good night, Happy New Year": the White House releases images of Nicolás Maduro in the offices of the American drug agency
Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro greeted those present with a "Good night" and "Happy New Year" upon his arrival at the American drug agency's offices for his incarceration following his capture by the U.S.
The defeat in handcuffs of dictator Maduro (arrested with his wife)
Nicolas Maduro, handcuffed and blindfolded, was arrested along with his wife Cilia Flores and transported to a military base near New York for incarceration in Brooklyn, recalling his earlier brief arrest at JFK in 2006 while trying to return to Venezuela.
Russian Pavel traveled to Spain for love for the Ukrainian Nastya... and ended up in the worst prisons in the world along the way
Pavel Seleznev’s journey to Spain for love took a dark turn as he became involved in political dissent, leading to his incarceration in some of the world's toughest prisons.
Brazil: The judiciary refuses Bolsonaro to serve his prison sentence at home
Brazil's Supreme Court has denied former President Jair Bolsonaro's request to serve his prison sentence at home due to health reasons amid his incarceration for an attempted coup.