cover image: Interim Report - Study on the Human Rights of Federally-Sentenced Persons

Premium

20.500.12592/whmts2

Interim Report - Study on the Human Rights of Federally-Sentenced Persons

7 Feb 2019

'Federal correctional facilities are ominous structures. They are frequently located in remote areas, surrounded by tall concrete walls and barbed wire fences; some are equipped with watch towers. Even as a visitor, entering a federal penitentiary can be an intimidating experience. Names must be provided ahead of time. Electronic devices are prohibited. The reception area is occupied by several correctional officers, detection dogs as well as metal and drug detectors'--Executive summary, page 8.
health human rights equality government education politics rehabilitation domestic violence prison crime science and technology discrimination culture justice law enforcement solitary confinement human activities society abuse charter canadian charter of rights and freedoms correctional service of canada punishment (criminal) inmates systemic racism penitentiary
Pages
78
Published in
Ottawa, ON, CA

Related Topics

All