We refuse to die in prison”: Decarceration for the decolonization

The Covid-19 pandemic started a contradictory public debate within the democratic States, between the necessity to restrain individual and collective freedoms for public health reasons and the protection of these freedoms under the rule of law.  The vocabulary that has been used during the periods of lockdown refers directly to the fundamentals of the economy […]

From Asylum to Prison: by Parsons, Anne E.

An Indigenous Abolitionist Study Guide - Yellowhead Institute

We refuse to die in prison”: Decarceration for the decolonization of Latin America - Revista Periferias

you couldn't get away from it: entanglements of incarceration and climate change, Community Engagement, Design and Research Center (CEDaR)

The mirror image of asylums and prisons: A study of institutionalization trends in France (1850–2010) - Sacha Raoult, Bernard E Harcourt, 2017

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Author Discussion on Ending Incarceration

Full article: From Green Hell to Grey Heritage: Ecologies of Colour in the Penal Colony

Full article: From Green Hell to Grey Heritage: Ecologies of Colour in the Penal Colony

jails unprisoned - Revista Periferias

Full article: Seeing Ms. Dhu: inquest, conquest, and (in)visibility in black women's deaths in custody

PDF) Decolonizing drug policy

Abolition in the Time of Covid-19 - Antipode Online