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The
over-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women
in prison *NEW*
Submission
to: Inquiry into the Value of a Justice Reinvestment Approach
to Criminal Justice in Australia
*NEW*
Drugs and Doctors: how the law responds to doctor-shopping in Australia *NEW* A
Consideration of the Legitimacy and Equity of Queensland’s
Offender Levy *NEW* Child Protection Commission of Inquiry Submission One Child Protection Commission of Inquiry Submission Two How We Do It - Sisters Inside Special Circumstances Court Diversion Program Evaluation Submission to the Consultation of Draft Baseline Study for National Human Rights Action Plan The Protection of Elder Abuse under the Criminal Code HUMAN
RIGHTS SUBMISSIONS Submission to the National Human Rights Consultation - Rights of Women in Prison Strip Searching of Women in Queensland Prisons - Anna Bogdanic Strip Searching of Females in Queensland Prisons - Anna Bogdanic Submission of Sisters Inside to the Anti Discrimination Commissioner for the Inquiry into the Discrimination on the Basis of Sex, Race and Disability Experienced by Women Prisoners In Queensland Understanding the Queensland Women in Prison Report: A Detailed Analysis Understanding
the Queensland Women in Prison Report: Summary Report Prisons the Perpetrators of Violence and Discrimination against Women - Amanda George & Debbie Kilroy Anti Discrimination Commission of Queensland's Women in Prison Report New South Wales Submission to the Anti Dicrimination Commissioner for an Inquiry into the Discrimination Experienced by Women Within the Criminal Justice System in New South Wales. Cover Letter and Submission Victoria The impact of drug-related offending on female prison numbers Sisters Inside submission to the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry (2010) *NEW* Women
Prisoners in Victoria Submission to the Anti Dicrimination Commissioner for an Inquiry into the Discrimination Experienced by Women Within the Criminal Justice System in Victoria. Download Submission Report of the Investigation into complaints from women prisoners at Darwin Correctional Centre 2008 Submission of Sisters Inside to the Inquiry of the Australian Law Reform Commission on Sentencing of Federal Offenders 2005 [ALRC Issues Paper 29] Submission of Sisters Inside to the 2005 Review of the Corrective Services Act 2000 Submission of Sisters Inside to the review of the Juvenile Justice Act 1992 Age Does Matter - Juvenile Justice Amendment Bill 2001 Consultation Draft THERE'S
MORE TO IT: A RESPONSE TO THE WOMEN'S POLICY UNIT NEEDS ANALYSIS:
THE NEEDS OF WOMEN OFFENDERS, Department of Corrective Services,
QLD from PRISONERS LEGAL SERVICE AND SISTERS INSIDE October, 2000
Developing International Norms and Standards to Meet the Needs Of Criminalized and Imprisoned Women Prepared by Kim Pate, Executive Director, Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies (CAEFS) and Debbie Kilroy, Director, Sisters Inside (Australia) Inside Out - The Access of Women and Girls in Custody to Legal Aid Services - Legal Aid Queensland The Crime of Punishment - Kim Pate-Lawyer, Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies Time for Accountability: Effective Oversight of Women’s Prisons - Kim Pate-Lawyer, Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies The Corrective Services Bill 2006 and judicial review of corrective service decisions Mark Plunkett, Barrister at Law Prisoner Committees in Women's Prisons: An Report on Women’s Prisoner Committees in California Canada and South Africa Amanda George The
impact of imprisonment for people labelled as having an intellectual
disability: a qualitative life story approach in the Queensland
Context - written by Kathy Ellem B. Soc Wk (Hons), Doctoral
Candidate INCORRECTIONS Report: Investigating prison release practice and policy in Queensland and its impact on public safety. Its impact on community safety Classification or Discrimination? Assessing Risk and Need in Women's Correctional Centres When will you see the Real Us: Women in Prison - Debbie Kilroy The Silenced Few - NESB women in prison - Debbie Kilroy Bars
Behind Bars - Debbie Kilroy Inclusive Support Document - A Responsive Alternative to Case Management *NEW* Inclusive Support - Fact Sheet, A Responsive Alternative to Case Management *NEW* EVALUATION REPORT - A Place to Call Home The Prison Within The imprisonment of women at Hydebank Wood 2004-06 Dr Phil Scraton The Hurt Inside The imprisonment of women and girls in Northern Ireland Dr Phil Scraton Improving Family Safety - Submission to the National Council to Reduce Violence Against Women & Children Responding to Homlessness - Submission in Response to the FaHCSIA Green PaperBuilding on Women's Strength: Developing community-based service models for women in prison and released from prison in Victoria STRIP
SEARCHING This research resource and Case Studies is to provide information about the lives of Aboriginal women prisoners in Queensland for Migaloo (non Indigenous) people. A related piece of research has been written for Aboriginal women prisoners themselves which is also available on this website. The resource has a focus on drug use, but also talks about other related issues like Aboriginality, strip searches, community violence and poverty. Strategies for workers are contained throughout the resource. After reading these resources, we hope that you will have some understanding of what Murri women feel and know about the prison experience. We hope that you will know more about Aboriginal women’s drug use in prison and upon release, and that you have some insights into ‘walking with’ Aboriginal women to change their lives for the better. Melissa and Debbie The Prison Merry Go Round - No Way Off [2005] ILB Vol 6, Issue - Debbie Kilroy Are Indigenous Women in Queensland Prisons Any Better Off? - [2001] ILB 41; (2001) 5(8) ILB 28 - Debbie Kilroy & James Finn The White Wall Syndrome: an Indigenous Framework for Practice Operating within the Women's Prison - Debbie Kilroy HUMAN RIGHTS SUBMISSIONS - LAW REFORM - RESEARCH - ADVOCACY - ABORIGINAL WOMEN |
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