The Honourable Gary Anandasangaree, Minister of Public Safety, today announced over $6.6 million in new investments through the Crime Prevention Action ...

Adopt this Algiers Declaration on the crimes of colonialism in Africa, and submit for approval by Heads of States at the upcoming 39th Ordinary Session of the AU Assembly of Heads of State and ...

“Community Service…helps correct behaviour, allows offenders to give back to society, and reduces overcrowding in our ...

The Ministry of Justice (MINIJUST) in partnership with African Peace Partners (APP) has launched a seven-month initiative to train a specialised cohort of over 40 professionals in trauma-informed ...

On Dec. 9, Lake County State’s Attorney Chief of Juvenile Justice Karen Levi was promoted to chief deputy for restorative ...

Nigeria’s correctional facilities are severely overstretched, thus negating the spirit of justice in a country with a ...

Stakeholders have advocated for increased community service as a solution to decongesting correctional centres, ...

The 23rd National Training of Trainers (NToT) on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) began in Thimphu on December 19, launching a five-day programme to equip youth peer educators across ...

Pennsylvania College of Technology recently wrapped up Restorative Justice Week, which aimed to highlight the importance of understanding the expansive impact of crime on a community and the most ...

Justice systems exist to respond to rule violations, yet violence does far more than break rules. It disrupts meaning, fractures identity, and weakens the sense of safety that allows individuals and ...

LINCOLN — Kasey Hahn of North Platte was among 15 rural Nebraska attorneys who recently completed the University of Nebraska College of Law’s Children’s Justice Attorney Education Fellowship program.

The issue of chronic absence (November 26, 2025) and ‘student aggression’ in Connecticut schools (October 28, 2025) are real and the need to solve these pressing, problems is urgent, and they are tied ...