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The New EU Directive on Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence
Crime and Justice
The New EU Directive on Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence
Innovative Justice Responses for Non-recent Institutional Abuses: Restorative, Transitional and Transformative Justice
Crime and Justice
Innovative Justice Responses for Non-recent Institutional Abuses: Restorative, Transitional and Transformative Justice
Northern Ireland’s New Domestic Abuse Statutory Aggravator Provisions
Crime and Justice
Northern Ireland’s New Domestic Abuse Statutory Aggravator Provisions
Engaging with Complexity: the Common Purpose Framework for the Prevention of Youth Violence and Criminal Exploitation
Crime and Justice
Engaging with Complexity: the Common Purpose Framework for the Prevention of Youth Violence and Criminal Exploitation
Police Leadership – Time for a Debate
Crime and Justice
Police Leadership – Time for a Debate
Sex work and the law: The implementation of the Nordic Model in Northern Ireland
Crime and Justice
Sex work and the law: The implementation of the Nordic Model in Northern Ireland
The problem with women’s prisons – and why they do more harm than good
Crime and Justice
The problem with women’s prisons – and why they do more harm than good
Guidelines for Media on Interviewing Victims and Survivors
Crime and Justice
Guidelines for Media on Interviewing Victims and Survivors
Pensions, Reparations and Reintegration: Parallel Processes for Injured Ex-Combatants and Civilians
Crime and Justice
Pensions, Reparations and Reintegration: Parallel Processes for Injured Ex-Combatants and Civilians
Ending the Separated Regime at Maghaberry Prison: There is Another Way
Crime and Justice
Ending the Separated Regime at Maghaberry Prison: There is Another Way
Criminal records and young people – never-ending sentences?
Crime and Justice
Criminal records and young people – never-ending sentences?
Why the age of criminal responsibility should be raised in Northern Ireland
Children and Young People
Why the age of criminal responsibility should be raised in Northern Ireland