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Publications, Research, Children and Youth, Correctional Services, Ex-combatant Reintegration and Demilitarisation, Youth Violence

Alternative Policing Structures? A Look At Youth Defense Structures In Gauteng In 1995

This paper draws on primary research to analyse youth self defence structures in Gauteng. The paper considers the aspirations and needs of youth involved in these defence structures, and considers the ways that the state could address these aspirations and needs.

Monique Marks

01 Jul 1995

Publications, Research, Correctional Services, Criminal Justice, Policing

Our Boys In Blue Can Toyi-toyi Too! Labour Relations In The South African Police As Part Of The Public Service

This paper explores the history and current status of labour relations within the South African Police Service from the perspective of the two key police unions currently operative in South Africa.

Monique Marks and Naseera Ali

01 Jun 1995

Publications, Research, Correctional Services, Criminal Justice

Report On Correctional Services Tour To Denmark, Holland And Britain

This paper provides insight into the nature of correctional services in Denmark, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.

Amanda Dissel

01 Mar 1995

Publications, Research, Correctional Services, Criminal Justice, Trauma and Transition

Life After The Death Penalty: Different Penal Options To Be Considered In The Light Of The Abolition Of Capital Punishment

This paper outlines what different penal options can be used since the death penalty has been scrapped, noting alternatives to imprisonment.

Mongezi Mnyani

03 Feb 1995

Publications, Research, Correctional Services, Criminal Justice, Transitional Justice

Unfinished Business: Problems In Our Prisons Continue

Prisons are a vital part of the criminal justice system often overlooked in the struggle for peace and stability. This article considers the many issues which remain unresolved despite the protests and severe destruction caused by the prison riots in 1994.

Amanda Dissel

03 Feb 1995

Publications, Research, Correctional Services, Criminal Justice

The Death Penalty And Public Opinion

This paper examines the role of public opinion on the death penalty and the attitude of the courts towards it.

Myron Zlotnick

02 Feb 1995

Correctional Services Tag

Alternative Policing Structures? A Look At Youth Defense Structures In Gauteng In 1995

Our Boys In Blue Can Toyi-toyi Too! Labour Relations In The South African Police As Part Of The Public Service

Report On Correctional Services Tour To Denmark, Holland And Britain

Life After The Death Penalty: Different Penal Options To Be Considered In The Light Of The Abolition Of Capital Punishment

Unfinished Business: Problems In Our Prisons Continue

The Death Penalty And Public Opinion

MEDIA STATEMENT: GAUTENG FEMICIDE CASES AND THE FOURTH SOUTHERN AFRICA GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE (GBV) PREVENTION FORUM

CSVR Announces New Executive Director

Video: Rethinking Climate Justice

When Yes is Not Free – Power Coercion and Consent in South Africa

Justice Denied, Silence Maintained: Women's Voices from the Margins of South Africa's Justice System

Transformative Transitional Justice and Climate Action: Nurturing Synergies for Climate Justice

Promoting Transitional Justice and Accountability in Africa

Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations – Report of the Ninth African Transitional Justice Forum – FRENCH

Local Transitional Justice Practices for Climate Justice: The Case of Nkhulambe, Malawi

The State of Transitional Justice in Africa Volume 3 The Role of Civil Society – PORTUGUESE

The State of Transitional Justice in Africa Volume 3 The Role of Civil Society – FRENCH

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