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Women in criminal justice systems and the added value of the UN Bangkok Rules / Andrea Huber ; Penal Reform International

Autor: HUBER, AndreaAutor institucional: PENAL REFORM INTERNATIONALIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: London : Penal Reform International, 2015Descrição física: 90 p. : il.; digitalizadoAssunto: 549 | 7377 | 104009 | 5106 | 1320 | 6471 | 7322 | 917 | 8104 | 2697 | 235500 | 105587 | 4909Localização e Cota : 343.8HUB Resumo: This new article by PRI’s Policy Director, Andrea Huber, seeks to outline aspects of discrimination faced by female suspects, defendants and prisoners in criminal justice systems, their number, profile and characteristics, and the offences they are typically charged with or convicted for. It covers certain key conditions in detention as well as programmes in place for rehabilitation and reintegration. It draws on data, country examples and findings from a number of recent research studies, in particular in Argentina, Armenia, China, Georgia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, South Africa and Tunisia.
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consultado em 15 de março de 2017 https://cdn.penalreform.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Added-value-of-the-Bangkok-Rules-briefing-paper_final.pdf

This new article by PRI’s Policy Director, Andrea Huber, seeks to outline aspects of discrimination faced by female suspects, defendants and prisoners in criminal justice systems, their number, profile and characteristics, and the offences they are typically charged with or convicted for. It covers certain key conditions in detention as well as programmes in place for rehabilitation and reintegration. It draws on data, country examples and findings from a number of recent research studies, in particular in Argentina, Armenia, China, Georgia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, South Africa and Tunisia.

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