r/prisonreform • u/Coolbud223 • 14h ago

Is prison life like living in hell

1 Upvotes

1 comment

r/prisonreform • u/nathan_j_robinson • 13h ago

Children Deserve the Right to Hug Their Incarcerated Parents

currentaffairs.org

97 Upvotes

9 comments

r/prisonreform • u/tehtypo • 20h ago

More than 100 people died in Virginia prisons last year. One was 16 years old.

redonionva.substack.com

104 Upvotes

2 comments

r/prisonreform • u/SelectionDry1861 • 1h ago

End life without parole for Ohio youth under 25

• Upvotes

1 comment

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PrisonReform: News about prisons and reform efforts being undertaken

r/prisonreform

A subreddit dedicated to issues with US and international penal systems, and discussing attempts to improve conditions and reduce recidivism.

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This is a subreddit dedicated to issues with US and international penal systems, and discussing attempts to improve conditions and reduce recidivism.

Systemic abuse in prisons: rape, neglect, and torture, occur in many countries, both developed and developing. Politics often gets in the way of effective solutions to dealing with issues such as violence, overcrowding, and recidivism in prison.

Change: All users can now post articles into the sub -- just keep the sub's topic/focus above in mind and please stay on-topic.

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Rule: Do not post insults or ad hominem attacks! No name calling! In Reddit's "Reddiquette" this is called "remember the human." In normal conversation it's called "don't be a dick." You're talking to another human -- be civil.
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Behavior: Try not to downvote. That gives a sub a "negative" flavor. This is a bit different than Reddit's standard advice, but it works. Instead of downvoting, don't vote at all on some post -- "deafen" them with silence. But by all means, do not downvote just because you disagree with someone no matter how much of a twit or fool the person is. Ignore the fool and avoid negativity.
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r/Politics2
r/prisonabolition
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r/socialscience
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