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ART : 33038 : Not available for external loan | |
Health-related experiences, needs, and challenges of transgender people in prisons : a systematic review | |
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20231200 | |
Sage | |
Tripathy, Snehasish | Negi, Sapna | Udhaya, Elakeya | Beig, Mirza Adil | Kumar, Dilip | |
health services for transgender persons | prisoner statistics | prisons | transgender persons statistics | prison health care delivery | review [publication type] | prison management effectiveness | prisoner treatment | housing | prison conditions | prisoner violence | determinants of victimisation | gender discrimination | health services needs and demand | attitude of prison personnel | universal | |
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Prison journal ; vol. 103, no. 6 | |
ART : 33044 : Not available for external loan | |
Procedural justice, perceived legitimacy, and reoffending behavior : in police and court setting | |
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20231200 | |
Sage | |
Hall, Matthias van | Dirkzwager, Anja J.E. | Nieuwbeerta, Paul | |
determinants of recidivism | criminal behaviour | pre-trial detainees, adult | pre-trial detention | attitude of detainees | police-public interaction effects | policing | legitimacy | national courts' role | criminal justice | prisoner treatment | procedural justice | Netherlands | |
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Criminal justice and behavior ; vol. 50, no. 12 | |
ART : 31679 : Not available for external loan | |
Penal duress in (post)colonial Myanmar | |
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20231100 | |
Sage | |
Jefferson, Andrew M. | Martin, Tomas Max | |
Myanmar | prisoner treatment | prisoner labour | penal policy | authoritarianism | coercion | social control | body | postcolonialism | prison climate | armed forces' role | prison management | prison personnel characteristics | labour camps | corruption | historical aspects | prison governance | prisoner-personnel relations | forced positioning | rituals | prisoner escape | torture methods | DIGNITY staff publications | |
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Theoretical criminology ; vol. 27, no. 4 | |
ART : 32869 : Not available for external loan | |
Submission to the United Nations Committee against Torture in relation to the Committee’s adoption of LOIPR concerning eighth periodic report of Denmark : 29 January 2018 | |
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20231100 | |
UN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights | |
UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) | recommendations | treaty incorporation | violence against women | trafficking in persons | refoulement prevention | forensic evaluation of torture effectiveness | diplomatic assurances | training of judicial personnel | training of health personnel | prison overcrowding | prison conditions | prisoner treatment | housing | communication with family members | solitary confinement, punitive | freedom of association | domestic implementation effectiveness | state compliance | DIGNITY projects | Ellebæk centre for foreigners (Denmark) | externalisation | prisons | international judicial cooperation | extraterritoriality | domestic violence prevention effectiveness | deportation centres | strip searching | degrading treatment | rejected asylum seekers | pre-trial detention | intersex persons | torture victims treatment | reparations for torture | statute of limitations | civil proceedings | civil responsibility for torture | accountability for torture effectiveness | medical personnel's role | professional obligations | criminal investigation of torture effectiveness | complaint procedure effectiveness | psychiatric patients | coercion | early detection of torture | pepper spray | riot control agents, chemical | police violence | Denmark | Rwanda | Kosovo | |
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Amnesty International Denmark | Association of Aliens’ Lawyers | Better Psychiatry - National Association of Relatives | Children’s Welfare (Børns Vilkår) | Danish Law Association | DRC Danish Refugee Council | DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture | Ellebæk Kontaktnetværk | Forsete - Legal and Criminal Policy Think Tank | Danish Helsinki Committee for Human Rights | International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) | Intersex Danmark | Joint Council for Child Issues | KRIM - National Association | Kvinfo | LGBT+ Denmark | OASIS - Treatment and Counselling of Refugees | Refugees Welcome | Rehabilitation Centre for Trauma Survivors | Disabled People’s Organisations Denmark | United Nations Association Denmark | Women’s Council in Denmark | |
ART : 32868 : Not available for external loan | |
Alternative report to the list of issues (CAT/C/DNK/QPR/8) dated 13 June 2018 to be considered by the UN Committee against Torture during the examination of the 8th periodic report of Denmark, 78th Session, November 2023 | |
English | |
20231100 | |
UN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights | |
UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) | recommendations | treaty incorporation | violence against women | trafficking in persons | refoulement prevention | forensic evaluation of torture effectiveness | diplomatic assurances | training of judicial personnel | training of health personnel | prison overcrowding | prison conditions | prisoner treatment | housing | communication with family members | solitary confinement, punitive | freedom of association | domestic implementation effectiveness | state compliance | DIGNITY projects | Ellebæk centre for foreigners (Denmark) | externalisation | prisons | international judicial cooperation | extraterritoriality | domestic violence prevention effectiveness | deportation centres | strip searching | degrading treatment | rejected asylum seekers | pre-trial detention | intersex persons | torture victims treatment | reparations for torture | statute of limitations | civil proceedings | civil responsibility for torture | accountability for torture effectiveness | medical personnel's role | professional obligations | criminal investigation of torture effectiveness | complaint procedure effectiveness | psychiatric patients | coercion | early detection of torture | pepper spray | riot control agents, chemical | police violence | Denmark | Rwanda | Kosovo | |
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Amnesty International Denmark | Association of Aliens’ Lawyers | Better Psychiatry - National Association of Relatives | Children’s Welfare (Børns Vilkår) | Danish Law Association | DRC Danish Refugee Council | DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture | Ellebæk Kontaktnetværk | Forsete - Legal and Criminal Policy Think Tank | Danish Helsinki Committee for Human Rights | International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) | Intersex Danmark | Joint Council for Child Issues | KRIM - National Association | Kvinfo | LGBT+ Denmark | OASIS - Treatment and Counselling of Refugees | Refugees Welcome | Rehabilitation Centre for Trauma Survivors | Disabled People’s Organisations Denmark | United Nations Association Denmark | Women’s Council in Denmark | |
ART : 33086 : Not available for external loan | |
Proactive prevention : Denmark's domestic practices of human rights compliance | |
English | |
20231028 | |
Oxford University Press | |
Küçüksu, Aysel | |
human rights protection effectiveness | international human rights law | domestic implementation | state compliance | human rights violations prevention | risk-taking | judicial decisions | CoE. European Court of Human Rights | attitude of government officials | civil society's role | national institution's role | politics | CoE. Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (1950) | ECHR-6 | ECHR-7 | ECHR-13 | ECHR-2 | ECHR-3 | ECHR-5 | ECHR-8 | ECHR-10 | ECHR-13 | ECHR-P1-1 | governance | national courts' role | power | Ombudsman's role | NPMs | DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture | psychiatric patients | torture prevention | interagency cooperation | Sandholm asylum centre (Denmark) | prisoner treatment | immigration detention | physical restraint | coercion | Denmark | |
Journal of human rights practice ; doi: 10.1093/jhuman/huad036 | |
ART : 32863 : Not available for external loan | |
Electric cables, hammers and guns : Ukrainians tell of Russian torture | |
English | |
20231023 | |
Guardian News and Media | |
Tondo, Lorenzo | |
torture statistics | rural areas | war crimes | Balakliia (Ukraine) | civilian population victimisation | agents responsible for violations | foreign occupation forces | torture methods | data collection methods | psychological torture | detainees, female | interrogation | personal narratives | torture victim characteristics | torture centres | electric torture | criminal investigation of torture | killings | rape | degrading treatment | prisoner treatment | detainees | Ukraine | Russian Federation | |
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Guardian online | |
ART : 32974 : Not available for external loan | |
'That’s not rehabilitation, that’s enabling' : correctional officer perspectives on the prison needle exchange program | |
English | |
20231020 | |
Sage | |
Johnston, Matthew S. | Ricciardelli, Rosemary | Whitten, Cindy | |
prisoner treatment | attitude of prison personnel | debate | public health | prisoner rehabilitation effectiveness | substance abuse treatment effectiveness | personal safety | resistance | needle-exchange programmes | communicable disease control | Canada | |
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Criminal justice and behavior ; doi: 10.1177/00938548231207065 | |
ART : 32867 : Not available for external loan | |
Human Act's report on Denmark by the Committee against Torture | |
English | |
20231000 | |
UN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights | |
UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) | recommendations | prison conditions | immigration detention centres | solitary confinement | detainees | prisoner treatment | extraterritoriality | refoulement prevention | asylum procedure | asylum seekers | prisoners, alien | prisoner rights | prisons | international judicial cooperation | prisoner transfer | torture prevention effectiveness | domestic implementation effectiveness | state compliance | Denmark | Rwanda | Kosovo | |
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HumanAct | |
ART : 33113 : Not available for external loan | |
Negotiating the carceral space : reading mercy petitions of political prisoners in the Andamans | |
English | |
20230927 | |
Taylor and Francis | |
Sarangi, Susmita | Rath, Akshaya K. | |
British Empire | prison conditions | prisoner labour | intergroup relations | power | prisoner abuse | counterinsurgency strategies | resistance | prisoner treatment | solitary confinement | hunger strikes | politics | torture patterns | religious groups | caste system | prisoner characteristics | social class | social hierarchies | historical aspects | colonialism | repression strategies | political detainees | Andaman Islands (India) | penal policy | penal colonies | India | United Kingdom | |
Interventions: the international journal of postcolonial studies ; doi: 10.1080/1369801X.2023.2252795 | |