This article discusses the issuance of criminal arrest warrants by International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Ahmad against Israeli and Hamas leaders for alleged war crimes following the 7 October Hamas massacre in Israel. The warrants have sparked political controversy in both the UK and the US, with significant implications for international relations and domestic politics.
The Infected Blood Inquiry, after seven years of investigation, has just released its final report on a scandal where contaminated blood products infected thousands of patients with diseases like Hepatitis C and HIV between 1970 and 1991, resulting in the deaths of approximately 3,000 people.
Helen Maguire BEM, a former Royal Military Police Officer, critiques the prevailing “tough on crime” rhetoric, urging a reevaluation of our justice system’s approach. Maguire advocates for a nuanced strategy that prioritises rehabilitation and community sentences, aiming to reduce recidivism and alleviate the societal burdens of reoffending.
Bridging the Gap: Connecting Current Justice System Shortcomings with Curia’s Inquiry Insights
Restorative Justice for All International Institute (RJ4ALL) feels that a new social contract between communities and governments is needed.
Jane Hutt MS writes about her commitment to making Wales the safest place to be a woman in the UK.
Calls for urgent reforms to rectify a widespread miscarriage of justice over Horizon Post Office scandal, as well as impartial oversight and a comprehensive inquiry.
Helen Maguire discusses the need for reforming the justice system away from a one-size-fits-all approach, highlighting the need for rehabilitative measures.
Fundamental reorientation of criminal justice called for by Chief Inspector of Prisons in England and Wales.
This session covered topics such as the appropriate rehabilitation of offenders, criminal records and the need for earlier intervention
The Government is taking measures to force tech companies to crack down on online fraud. Through the introduction of a new charter, the Home Office seeks to join forces with 11 of the world’s biggest tech firms.
Under new plans, courts could soon be handing out more rehabilitative community sentences, rather than sending people to jail for short terms. The Sentencing Council
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