Women in Prison: The Bangkok Rules and Beyond

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The Bangkok Rules and Beyond

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Volume 46
Edited by Piet Hein van Kempen, Maartje Krabbe

Publisher:: Intersentia
Online publication date:: September 2018
Print publication year:: 2017
Online ISBN:: 9781780684994
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781780684994

Subjects:: Law: General Interest, Law
Series:: International Penal and Penitentiary Foundation

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Women are a rapidly growing minority in prisons. Prison systems, however, have always been determined by the behaviour of men. The 2010 UN Bangkok Rules form a body of rules that is specifically aimed at the needs of women in prison. Being the first international instrument on this subject, the Bangkok Rules can be considered a milestone. Thus this volume focuses on the topic of women in prison in general, and on the Bangkok Rules in particular. The volume comprises an introductory chapter, seven thematic chapters, and 23 chapters dedicated to individual countries around the world. Themes discussed in these chapters include, among others, the (international) human rights framework applicable to women in prison, statistics and criminological factors relevant to women in prison, and the actual conditions of women in prison worldwide. An extensive collection of expert knowledge, this volume intends to highlight both good practice in the context of women in prison and the many challenges that lie ahead.

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Part I - Introductory Synthesis and Analyses: 1ÈRE Partie Synthèse ET Analyses Introductives
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Women in prison: a transnational perspective
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- By Maartje Krabbe, Piet Hein van Kempen
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Femmes en prison: une perspective transnationale
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Part II - Themes: 2ÈME Partie Thèmes
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Women, crime and incarceration: exploring pathways of women in conflict with the law – The case of South Africa
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Variations and growth in the levels of female imprisonment
pp 105-118
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Protection of women in prison under the European Convention on Human Rights
pp 119-134
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European standards relating to non-judicial protection of women in prison
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Protection of women in prison in Asia: positive developments, weaknesses, opportunities and threats – perspectives from UNAFEI and its participating countries
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Implementation of the Bangkok Rules in Thai prisons
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The design of women's prisons: an architectural perspective on gender-specific needs and realities of female prisoners and main requirements for improvement
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Part III - National Reports: 3ÈME Partie Rapports Nationaux
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Women in prison in Argentina
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Women in prison in Australia
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- By Kat Armstrong, Kathryn Farrar
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Women in prison in Austria
pp 251-272
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Women in prison in Brazil
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- By Edmundo Oliveira, Fabia Melo-Fournier
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Women in prison in England and Wales
pp 295-332
- By Michael Spurr
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Women in prison in Finland
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Femmes en prison en France
pp 345-372
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Women in prison in Germany
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Women in prison in Greece
pp 417-478
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Women in prison in Ireland
pp 479-512
- By Mary Rogan, Michael Reilly
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Femmes en prison en Italie
pp 513-538
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Women in prison in the Netherlands
pp 539-562
- By Peter J.P. Tak
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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Foreword
pp v-vi

Avant-propos
pp vii-viii

Acknowledgements
pp ix-x

Remerciements
pp xi-xii

Contents
pp xiii-xl

Part I - Introductory Synthesis and Analyses: 1ÈRE Partie Synthèse ET Analyses Introductives
pp 1-2

Women in prison: a transnational perspective
pp 3-34

Femmes en prison: une perspective transnationale
pp 35-70

Part II - Themes: 2ÈME Partie Thèmes
pp 71-72

Women, crime and incarceration: exploring pathways of women in conflict with the law – The case of South Africa
pp 73-104

Variations and growth in the levels of female imprisonment
pp 105-118

Protection of women in prison under the European Convention on Human Rights
pp 119-134

European standards relating to non-judicial protection of women in prison
pp 135-142

Protection of women in prison in Asia: positive developments, weaknesses, opportunities and threats – perspectives from UNAFEI and its participating countries
pp 143-152

Implementation of the Bangkok Rules in Thai prisons
pp 153-160

The design of women's prisons: an architectural perspective on gender-specific needs and realities of female prisoners and main requirements for improvement
pp 161-174

Part III - National Reports: 3ÈME Partie Rapports Nationaux
pp 175-176

Women in prison in Argentina
pp 177-204

Women in prison in Australia
pp 205-250

Women in prison in Austria
pp 251-272

Women in prison in Brazil
pp 273-294

Women in prison in England and Wales
pp 295-332

Women in prison in Finland
pp 333-344

Femmes en prison en France
pp 345-372

Women in prison in Germany
pp 373-416

Women in prison in Greece
pp 417-478

Women in prison in Ireland
pp 479-512

Femmes en prison en Italie
pp 513-538

Women in prison in the Netherlands
pp 539-562

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