Perversion of Justice
By: festival@artsengine.net
Posted: Jun 26 08
Witnessed: 559 times
United States
Drugs & human rights, Prisons, Women's rights
criminal justice, economic justice, Family, government, human_rights, Politics, prison, racial justice, society, women
What can be said of a justice system that sentences a young mother of three to life in prison for a first-time and non-violent drug-related offense?
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United States
Crimes against humanity, Minorities, Racial discrimination
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Women's rights
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United States
Drugs & human rights, Poverty, Shelter
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Minorities, Poverty, Women's rights
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It has grown considerably and now has more than 1,800 visitors a week from around the world.
Great Britain
Justice, Prisons, Violence
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United States
Mental disability rights, Poverty, Torture/ill treatment
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United States
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