Humane Justice

The podcast which examines the place of kindness, hope and compassion within the justice system. It tells personal stories that show how these very values are saving lives on a daily basis. Each episode is a chapter taken from a book called Humane Justice, published by the charity Khulisa as part of the Monument Fellowship - a collective of eight organisations that work together to transform the journeys people take through our justice system. You can download the book for free at www.khulisa.co.uk/resources/humane-justice It's produced by the Prison Radio Association. www.khulisa.co.uk www.prison.radio

Hope - the exit ramp from crime: Callum Hutchinson 04/19/2021

A Matter Of Life and Death: Brenda Birungi 04/12/2021

Random Acts of Kindness: The Tartan Con 04/06/2021

The Butterfly Effect: Mr Gee 03/29/2021

Seeing the Person: Tanjit Dosanjh OBE 03/25/2021

The Light Of Compassion Will Shine Brightest In The Darkest Places: Jayne Richards 03/15/2021

Starting Monday: Humane Justice 03/12/2021

Talking with a hate criminal: Tehmina Kazi 11/27/2019

Kids who commit crime: Enver Solomon 11/22/2019

The case for decriminalisation: Mark Alexander 11/06/2019

Encourage or punish? A view from prison: Steve Shill 11/06/2019

Prison - the UK's largest provider of residential elderly care: Louise Ridley 11/06/2019

How politicians and the public think about crime: Gemma Buckland 11/06/2019

How should we punish crime?: Ted Smyth 11/06/2019

Releasing your mind from prison: Dawn Harrison 11/06/2019

How to help people who have committed crime to love themselves: David McGuire 10/31/2019

Let the punishment fit the criminal, not the crime: Ben Leapman 10/31/2019

Transgender in the 21st century prison system: Sarah Jane Baker 10/31/2019

Locked up abroad: Pauline Crowe 10/31/2019

Don't worry Miss, it's not serious: Kim Turner 10/31/2019

What should happen to people who commit murder?: Ben Crewe 10/31/2019

Why the 'Why' Matters: Judge Alex Calabrese and Amanda Berman 10/31/2019