02423nam a2200325 4500 10016 9781909521278 10016 20170323d2014 y0pory50 ba eng Who are women prisoners? survey results from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan towards a gender-sensitive penal policy Frances Sheahan colab. Assel Bulatbekova, Jake Victor Perl, org. Penal Reform International London Penal Reform International 2014 27 p. il. digitalizado Consultado em 23 de março de 2017 https://cdn.penalreform.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/PRI_Research_Report_Kazakhstan-Kyrgyzstan_WEB.pdf This research report is based on a survey of women prisoners in the Central Asian states of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, carried out by PRI in September 2013. 11% of women prisoners in Kazakhstan took part in the survey and 43% in Kyrgyzstan.The report includes an analysis of statistics received from criminal justice authorities in the two countries. By providing facts and figures, the report seeks to illustrate the need for gender-specific policies that respond to the needs of women in prison, and to enable an identification of the key areas to be addressed as a matter of priority. Key findings from the surveys include: 15 in 20 are mothers and the vast majority of women are either single, divorced, separated or widowed. A third of women were convicted of fraud or fraud-related offences. In Kazakhstan 12 per cent and in Kyrgyzstan 20 per cent were convicted of murder or manslaughter of a male family member. Half of the women surveyed in Kazakhstan experienced depression and many others said they were lonely, anxious and experiencing fear and insomnia. 40 per cent of the women identified treatment for health problems as their biggest need while in prison. DIREITO PENITENCIÁRIO 549 VIGILÂNCIA 6397 PREVENÇÃO GERAL 5472 PRISÃO FEMININA 8104 POLITICA PENITENCIÁRIA 10561 POPULAÇÃO PRISIONAL 5183 INQUÉRITO 4941 JUSTIÇA CRIMINAL 1320 REGRAS DE BANGKOK 105587 NAÇÕES UNIDAS 4909 SHEAHAN Frances 10962 PENAL REFORM INTERNATIONAL 10937 343.8SHE 0 343_000000000000000_8SHE 2021-12-17 8116 13135 DGRSP DGRSP DGRSP81161049661 343.8SHE 2021-12-17 0 MO oferta