Research & Publications
Donate to WPBCrime and Punishment in a market society: how just is the criminal justice system?
Human rights standards and ethics in the work of Prosecution services, Police forces and Prison administrations. Pyatigorsk, Chechen Republic
A Scout Troop In A Juvenile Prison
Remote Control Parenting: A Program For Parent-Inmates
Basic Human Rights Manual For Detention Officers in Iraq
At the request of the UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office and on behalf of the Iraqi Minister of Justice, ICPS has produced a handbook for use by personnel in Iraqi detention facilities that highlights the fundamental human rights obligations and rights for both prisoners and prison staff.
The document has been translated into Arabic and designed for wide distribution among police and other officers.
On being a prisoner in the United Kingdom in the 21st century. Does the Wilberforce judgement still apply?
World Prison Population List (6th Edition)
ICPS Annual Report 2005
Prison Health and Public Health: The integration of Prison Health Services
The importance of recognising that prison health issues are a constituent part of public health has important organisational implications. One of these is the need to ensure that prison administered health services have links that are as a close as possible with public health. In 2004 ICPS organised a seminar to discuss the policy and practical consequences of this principle. It was attended by senior representatives from the health services in England and Wales, France, Norway, and New South Wales in Australia.