Computers in Cells Project – Crowdfunding The campaign for the Computers in Cells project has officially been launched. All Members of Parliament, Judges and Magistrates have been sent letters requesting their support for the Computers in Cells campaign. We need your help to ensure that this campaign gains momentum. Every single donation counts in maintaining […]
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION:ONLINE SERVICES FOR PRISONERS ARTICLE INDEX Domestic Violence Prevention:Online Services for Prisoners Executive Summary 1.0 Domestic Violence Prevalence and Issues 2.0 Programs Offered by Corrective Services (NSW) 3.0 Corrective Services Programs in State and Territory Jurisdictions 4.0 Other Domestic Violence Services Available 5.0 More Traditional Support Programs 6.0 Effectiveness of Programs
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PARTY RESPONSES TO QUESTIONNAIRE 2015 Political parties in NSW have responded to the CJC/ICJ Pre-Election Prison Questionnaire. See below for their full responses Analysis and Summary Labor Party Response Liberal/National Parties’ Response The Greens Response Alex Greenwich Response Greg Piper Response The Socialist Alliance Response The video of the 2015 NSW pre-election forum can be found here
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ACT Computers in Cells Report The Community Justice Coalition (CJC) resolved to arrange a visit to the Alexander Maconochie Centre (AMC), Australian Capital Territory. This visit intended to extend the work into the Computers in Cells program. The insights of the ACT experience with in-cell technology would also promote further discussions in other jurisdictions. That
Resolutions This Forum resolves that the NSW government and all political parties should commit to: 1. Diversionary programs, including restorative justice processes and mentoring, to avoid the damage that prison causes women and their families. 2. Women prisoners’ specific needs should be managed in accordance with the UN’s Bangkok Rules. (Recommendation 15) Providing women prisoners
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Resolutions This Forum resolves that the NSW government and all political parties should commit to: 1. Diversionary programs, including restorative justice processes and mentoring, to avoid the damage that prison causes women and their families. 2. Women prisoners’ specific needs should be managed in accordance with the UN’s Bangkok Rules. (Recommendation 15) Providing women prisoners
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Speakers: Hon. Greg Smith, MP. SC. Attorney General, Minister for Justice, Liberal Party Hon. Paul Lynch. MP. Shadow Attorney General, ALP. Hon. David Shoebridge. Justice Spokesperson Greens Party Prior to the 2011 NSW State elections the Community Justice Coalition (CJC) made a submission to the political parties asking them to commit to a list of
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POLITICIANS, PROMISES AND PRISONS FORUM THE COMMUNITY JUSTICE COALITION INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF JURISTS AUSTRALIA present a Public Forum (poster download) POLITICIANS, PROMISES AND PRISONS Speakers: Hon. Greg Smith, MP. SC. Attorney General, Minister for Justice, Liberal Party Hon. Paul Lynch. MP. Shadow Attorney General, ALP. Hon. David Shoebridge. Justice Spokesperson Greens Party Prior to the
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Party Responses to 2011 Justice Questionnaire The CJC has released an exclusive analysis of the major parties’ policy responses to the 2011 Justice Questionnaire. Click here to read it! Australian Labor Party Response Letter by Phillip Costa Labor Party Response Liberal Party Response Liberal Party Letter and Response The Australian Greens The Greens Letter The
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ANALYSIS AFTER 2011 FORUM Examination of Party Positions on Issues Resulting from the 2011 Forum On Saturday February 19, 2011 a State Pre-Election Justice Forum was held where the major political parties outlined their policies regarding criminal justice in NSW. The CJC examined political responses to certain issues and policies that were raised during the
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