Inside the minds of serial killers – with the woman who treats them
The forensic psychologist Dr Rebecca Myers on working with the most notorious figures in the criminal justice system.
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Ahdaf Soueif’s Diary: My nephew is on hunger strike in an Egyptian prison. Can the British government save him?
Since 2006, every regime that has come to power in Egypt has tried to silence Alaa Abd el-Fattah – but…
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Cooking, cushion covers and coffee roasting: A different sort of prison education
Is the government doing enough to support prisoner education initiatives?
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Gender-critical feminism is not as popular as its supporters may want you to believe
A new report from one of the world’s largest fact-checkers debunks the notion that the campaign #KeepPrisonsSingleSex has widespread appeal.
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Female prisoners shouldn’t be used as a shield for trans women from male violence
The House of Lords must vote to keep prisons single-sex.
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The death of a baby born in a prison cell exposes England’s warped justice system
A pregnant inmate of HMP Bronzefield was “failed”, a report finds. For women in prisons, it is a grimly familiar…
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