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The campaign to highlight the wastefulness of short-term prison sentences and promote the wider adoption of intensive community sentences. The campaign to highlight the wastefulness of short-term prison sentences and promote the wider adoption of intensive community sentences. The campaign to highlight the wastefulness of short-term prison sentences and promote the wider adoption of intensive community sentences. The campaign to highlight the wastefulness of short-term prison sentences and promote the wider adoption of intensive community sentences.
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Monthly Archive for: "April, 2012"
Home > April 2012
 Take action: don’t let victims suffer twice
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By Victim Support
In Guest Blogs, Victim Support
Posted April 23, 2012

Take action: don’t let victims suffer twice

The Government’s proposals in ‘Getting it right for victims and witnesses‘ contain some good ideas. But Victim Support is very concerned about one key element of these plans.

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 MJW and Victim Support visit to No.10 – Roma Hooper
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By Roma Hooper
In Community Sentences, Intensive Community Sentences, Roma's Blog, Victim Support
Posted April 23, 2012

MJW and Victim Support visit to No.10 – Roma Hooper

“Our chair, David Barrie, Javed khan CEO of Victim Support and I met with a Private Secretary to the Prime Minister at no 1o. It was an open and encouraging discussion and enabled us to [...]

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 Women in prison – Letter in the Daily Telegraph signed by Roma Hooper
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted April 17, 2012

Women in prison – Letter in the Daily Telegraph signed by Roma Hooper

SIR – Five years after Baroness Corston’s review of women in prison, we still send 600 first-time, non-violent female offenders to prison each year. A further 900 are locked up for breaching a [...]

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 We must invest time, relationships and resources to stop reoffending – by Rob Allen, Ambassador for Make Justice Work
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By Rob Allen
In Guest Blogs, Rob Allen
Posted April 12, 2012

We must invest time, relationships and resources to stop reoffending – by Rob Allen, Ambassador for Make Justice Work

Rob Allen works on prison reform in the UK and internationally. From 2005 to 2010 he was director of the International Centre for Prison Studies (ICPS) at King’s College London and is currently [...]

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 “In this Together?” by Iqbal Wahhab, Ambassador of MJW in Business First Magazine
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By Lulu Cane
In Press
Posted April 10, 2012

“In this Together?” by Iqbal Wahhab, Ambassador of MJW in Business First Magazine

Ambassador of Make Justice Work Iqbal Wahhab writes about the importance of getting offenders into training and employment after their sentence. Go to page 66 of Business First Magazine to read [...]

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 “People dancing look ridiculous to those who can’t hear the music” by Bob Turney, Ambassador for Make Justice Work
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By Bob Turney
In Bob Turney, Guest Blogs
Posted April 4, 2012

“People dancing look ridiculous to those who can’t hear the music” by Bob Turney, Ambassador for Make Justice Work

When a crime is committed it is deemed to be committed against the state. The victim goes one way, and the perpetrator goes the other way and never the twain shall meet. Thus, the offenders have [...]

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  • Press (102)
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    • Politics (3)
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About Make Justice Work

Make Justice Work was established in 2009 as a campaign to boost public support for a change in how Britain deals with lower-level offenders – a switch from expensive and futile short prison terms to intensive and effective sanctions.

MJW closed in June 2013 following the launch of it’s final report ‘Lighting the Flame: a report on the impact of Make Justice Work’.

Read more about the campaign »

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Popular Posts
  • We must invest time, relationships and resources to stop reoffending – by Rob Allen, Ambassador for Make Justice Work
    We must invest time, relationships and resources to stop reoffending – by Rob Allen, Ambassador for Make Justice Work
    April 12, 2012
  • Women should get time out of jail to see their children – Daily Telegraph
    Women should get time out of jail to see their children – Daily Telegraph
    February 15, 2012
  • Majority think prison isn’t working
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