Child soldiers are often discussed as a tragedy of war, but with numbers skyrocketing and...
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Child soldiers are often discussed as a tragedy of war, but with numbers skyrocketing and...
On July 26, the Nigerien presidential guard led by Abdourahmane Tchiani (also known as Omar...
According to Article 11 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, “Everyone charged with a...
Mr President of the Republic, It is with a heavy heart that I write to...
Death in French prisons
This report analyses the types of deaths in prison and their challenges, as well as the French State’s judicial institutions’ protocols when dealing with death and their role in the prevention of death in prison. This report interrogates the conditions that lead to death in prison, analyses the failures in the prison system in France and its protective role regarding security, health, and the dignity of prisoners. The case studies in this article reveal the failures of the system in maintaining a dignified life behind prison walls GROW seeks to underline the absence of protective measures in the prevention of death in prison, fostering action through a series of recommendations.
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