Tag: Incarceration
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Artkeeping: How a Sydney Aboriginal inmate keeps country close through art
Art as a lifeline across barrier and distance At Long Bay Correctional Complex in Sydney, a residential distance from family and country weighs heavily on many inmates. For one Aboriginal man, aged 75, the distance also highlights the enduring power of culture. His name is kept private for safety and privacy reasons, but his story…
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Understanding the Justification for Incarceration of Young Offenders
Introduction The topic of incarceration for young offenders has sparked intense debate among legal professionals, social workers, and the general public. The case of a young perpetrator, who fatally stabbed a victim just for being in the wrong place, is a stark reminder of the complexities surrounding youth crime. As highlighted by prosecutor Frédéric Scheidegger,…
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Why Incarceration Is Justified for Young Killers
Understanding the Justification for Incarceration The issue of whether to incarcerate young killers remains a contentious subject in legal circles. This discussion often revolves around several key factors, including the nature and severity of the crime committed, the potential threat posed by the individual, and the overarching aim of the criminal justice system to protect…
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Actor Darshan Appeals for Better Conditions in Court
Actor Darshan’s Struggles in Custody In a recent court appearance, prominent actor Darshan faced the judge with a stark plea regarding his current living conditions. “It has been nearly a month that I have seen sunlight. My hands are getting a fungal infection… Life here has become unbearable,” he reportedly expressed. His remarks shed light…


