Omar Phoenix Khan
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JUSTICE LITE
Equality
Omar Phoenix Khan
If you can’t be it, you can’t see it

CALL TO ACTION! While there is a disproportionately high number of BAME people in prison, or being stopped and searched, there is also a distinct lack of BAME criminologists and Criminal Justice Leaders working in the system. Why? And how do we fix it?

If you can’t be it, you can’t see it
Prison Conditions, Pretrial Detention, Bail
Omar Phoenix Khan
An Ex-President in Prison: A Pathway to Prison ...

The prison reform agenda in Brazil is struggling. Very different systems of 'justice' are at work in Brazil. An ex-president has just been found guilty of corruption and money laundering. Could Lula going to prison be the only thing to challenge the public to think again? A thought experiment:

An Ex-President in Prison: A Pathway to Prison Reform?
Alternatives to Prison, Gender-Sensitive
Omar Phoenix Khan
8 things to remember when implementing a ...

Thinking of implementing a gender-sensitive approach to probation and community-based sentences? Don't forget these 8 things. Lessons from a final evaluation of an innovative project in Kenya.

8 things to remember when implementing a gender-sensitive approach to probation

Uganda

10 lessons on improving alternatives to prison in East Africa

10 lessons on improving alternatives to prison in East Africa

Key lessons to come out of a two year project promoting community service as an alternative to prison across three countries in East Africa. Lessons included modernisation of...

Factors for successful community service in Africa

Factors for successful community service in Africa

Directors of Probation and Community Service from Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda were joined by representatives from Malawi, Namibia, South Sudan and Zimbabwe and also from UNAFRI (the UN African Institute for the Prevention of Crime and Treatment of Offenders) and the Confederation of European Probation (CEP) to discuss what contributes to successful alternatives to imprisonment.

Implementation of the Mandela Rules in developing contexts

Implementation of the Mandela Rules in developing contexts

UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners

The Kampala consultation was attended by the high ranking officials from the Uganda Prison Service and chaired by the Special Rapporteur on Prisons and Conditions of Detention in Africa, Commissioner Med S.K. Kaggwa. The day-long event explored the changes to the Rules, in particular how they can be put into practice and some of the challenges in the Ugandan and wider African contexts.