Category: Prisoners’ Rights
California’s Dependency on Prison Labor for Fighting Fires Must End
“Death By Incarceration”: Human Rights Groups Urge UN to Call for Abolition of Life Without Parole Sentences
Major Criminal Justice Reform is on the Docket in California
Chris Hedges on Trauma and Teaching Writing in Prison
John Kiriakou: The Triumph of “Bloody Gina,” the CIA’s Torture Queen
The Chris Hedges Report: The Long Road Home (Part 2)
The Chris Hedges Report: The Long Road Home (Part 1)
Dirty NYPD Detective Responsible for 15 False Convictions Back on the Stand as Judge Reviews 1988 Murder Conviction
‘Perverse’ Supreme Court Ruling ‘Effectively Ensures That Innocent People Will Remain Imprisoned’
UK Top Court Rejects Assange’s Request to Appeal Extradition Decision
The Supreme Court Just Allowed the Executions of Two Disabled Black Men
The 13th Amendment’s Fatal Flaw Created Modern-Day Slavery
Omicron Spread Continues at San Quentin State Prison
It’s Time for Biden to Fulfill His Pledge to End the Federal Death Penalty
The Scandal of U.S. Prisons
Private SoCal Prison Remains Open Despite Ban
Corporations are Making Millions of Dollars From U.S. Prison Labor
Meet Jed Rakoff, the Judge Who Exposed the “Rigged Game”
Why U.S. Prisons Don’t Want Prisoners to Read
Why We Must Fight to Free Political Prisoners in 2022
Invisible Warriors: California’s Incarcerated Female Firefighters
A Staggering Number of Inmates Have Died in Louisiana Prisons
John Kiriakou: Drone Whistleblower Thrown in Pen With Terrorists
Hugh Hamilton and Chris Hedges on Trauma & Transformation in an American Prison
Prisoners' Rights Robert Scheer SI Podcast SI: Biography SI: History SI: Memory: Autobiography, Biography & History SI: Reporting Abuse of Power
Eddie Conway: Prisons Enable America’s Obscene Wealth
Eugene Clemons May Be Ineligible for the Death Penalty. A Rigid Clinton-Era Law Could Force Him to Be Executed Anyway.
