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ICPR conducts justice-focused research that drives meaningful policy change and public debate while upholding principles of fairness and human rights. www.icpr.org.uk Manages the World Prison Brief @worldprisonbrief.bsky.social

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Criminal Justice Alliance @cjalliance.bsky.social · 08/10/2025
🎬 Watch What Do You Think?, a powerful film created by @revdoors.bsky.social & @icpr.bsky.social as part of our partnership with @mediatrust.bsky.social The film highlights the role of co-produced research in creating a fairer justice system. www.criminaljusticealliance.org/resources/me...
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Criminal Justice Alliance and Media Trust Films | Criminal Justice Alliance
Criminal Justice Alliance and Media Trust Films
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Dr Alex Murray @ahemurray.bsky.social · 07/05/2025
I am doing a survey to gather people’s experiences of receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) or Adult Disability Payment (ADP) to highlight the impact that disability benefits can have on the wellbeing of disabled people. forms.office.com/e/7Kda0UzP6G
The image shows a research flyer with information about the study. The survey with all the details can be found via this link https://forms.office.com/e/7Kda0UzP6G
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Criminal Justice Alliance @cjalliance.bsky.social · 28/04/2025
Our upcoming criminal justice research symposium on 8 May will include a workshop on AI in criminal justice, featuring: - Griff Ferris, @statewatch.bsky.social - Dr Patrick Williams, Harm to Healing Coalition - Dr Bina Bhardwa, @icpr.bsky.social criminaljusticealliance.org/symposium-20...
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Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research @icpr.bsky.social · 11/03/2025
Findings of ICPR's Voicing Loss project are the subject of an article published today in The Conversation. theconversation.com/im-utterly-u...
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‘I’m utterly utterly despondent and disappointed.’ Bereaved families describe being failed by the inquest system
Many bereaved relatives hope an inquest will identify institutional failings that contributed to the death - but the system is often not up to the challenge.
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The Howard League @thehowardleague.bsky.social · 25/02/2025
The prison population stands at 87,199. There are 105 more people in prison than there were last week. By the prison service's own measure of safe and decent accommodation, there is room for only 79,428. The population is 7,771 above this level. howardleague.org/prison-watch/
Photo of security gates at Coldingley prison, by Andy Aitchison.
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Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research @icpr.bsky.social · 19/02/2025
On 5 March ICPR Director and UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Iran, Dr Mai Sato, will speak at an Amnesty International roundtable discussion on "Voices of Resistance: Progressing Women's Rights in Iran." More information and registration details can be found below.
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Russell Webster @russellwebster.com · 13/02/2025
Global female incarceration on the rise The sixth edition of the World Female Imprisonment List shows female prison population growing faster than male population worldwide. www.russellwebster.com/global-femal... via @icpr.bsky.social
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Global female incarceration on the rise - Russell Webster
The sixth edition of the World Female Imprisonment List shows female prison population growing faster than male population worldwide.
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Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research @icpr.bsky.social · 12/02/2025
Female prison population growing faster than male, worldwide, according to the 6th edition of our World Female Imprisonment List, published today www.prisonstudies.org/news/female-...
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Female prison population growing faster than male, worldwide | World Prison Brief
New prison population data reveals that the number of female prisoners has grown much faster than that of male prisoners. Since 2000, the number of women and girls in prison has surged by 57%, compare...
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Centre for Justice Innovation @cjinnovation.bsky.social · 03/02/2025
Our new briefing, Out of Court Resolutions and Young Adults, provides practitioners with practice principles to improve the use of out of court resolutions for young adults aged 18–24. Read it in full here: justiceinnovation.org/publications...
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Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research @icpr.bsky.social · 27/01/2025
"Public opinion and sentencing reform" - new blog by Professor Mike Hough www.icpr.org.uk/news-events/...
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Professor Mike Hough: Public opinion and sentencing reform | Institute for Criminal Policy Research
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Gambling with Lives @gamblingwithlives.bsky.social · 20/01/2025
"I am utterly, utterly despondent and disappointed in the whole system." Today, @icpr.bsky.social has published the first-ever report on the experiences of families bereaved by gambling at inquests. www.gamblingwithlives.org/press/gwl-fa...
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GwL families in first-ever study of gambling at inquests - gamblingwithlives.org
Today the Voicing Loss project has published a ground-breaking report on the experiences of families bereaved by gambling-related suicide during the inquest process.
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Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research @icpr.bsky.social · 20/01/2025
ICPR today published a new report based on findings of the Voicing Loss research on the coroner service. This report, produced with Gamble With Lives, examines experiences of the inquest process among families and bereaved by gambling-related suicide. www.icpr.org.uk/news-events/...
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New report on findings of ICPR's Voicing Loss study, co-published with Gambling with Lives | Institute for Criminal Policy Research
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