They “are poorly-thought out, misdirected, hugely costly and an ineffective way of punishing criminals”
Law | 3 November 2017
Theatre programme works with offenders to prepare them for life after prison
By Zoë Postman
News | 29 September 2017
What happens to a Somali refugee may give the answer
Brief | 18 August 2017
There is a shortage of hospital beds in the Eastern Cape for inmates with mental illness
News | 27 July 2017
Somali denied parole as he is unable to renew documentation
News | 26 July 2017
Inmates at Kgosi Mampuru II want to be moved back to their cells
News | 25 July 2017
Bongile Mbangane’s case is not unusual in disorganised court system
News | 20 July 2017
Inmates staged sit-ins and hunger strikes over long backlogs for parole
News | 7 July 2017
Inmates at Pretoria correctional facility were protesting over parole backlogs
News | 3 July 2017
“I am told on average I get taken to court ten times a week”
News | 30 June 2017
Inmate claims he was “assaulted, choked and humiliated” by officials
News | 22 June 2017
“Your reluctance to address our legitimate challenges will result in us being not cooperative”
News | 21 June 2017
But report also finds much that works well
News | 24 May 2017
This follows GroundUp’s story on how he took legal action on behalf of a prisoner with brain cancer
News | 12 May 2017
Court orders Mike Phahlamohlaka must be considered for medical parole
News | 9 May 2017
“We trust that you will realise the implications that might be triggered by your ignorance of this memorandum”
News | 5 May 2017