Some of the issues related to the incarceration of women have long been denounced and are well documented in the current literature. This article attempts to report on the recommendations of the Task Force on federally sentenced women in Canada by indicating what were the underlying influences. Thus, the proposed policy is presented as deriving from a feminist analysis of the reality of the women in prison. It is also mentioned that, for various reasons, the implementation of such a policy may not follow the course initially intended, therefore it should be cautiously supervised
Ce texte propose une relecture des rapports entre les femmes et l’État, plus de dix ans après la pub...
Cet éditorial contribue à alimenter le débat sur l’égalité entre les genres. La mire qui est ici cib...
The article presents the situation regarding violence to women for the region of Montreal. The natur...
This article addresses the issue of the particular categories and degrees of constraints imposed upo...
Women offenders had traditionally been neglected in criminological theory as well as in empir...
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Montreal conducted a study aimed at describing the judicial prof...
Engagé vis-à-vis de ces femmes, cet article décrira les origines des prisons québécoises et canadien...
À l'aide d'entrevues avec des femmes incarcérées dans un établissement cor- rectionnel provincial, l...
This paper analyses feminist initiatives to use law, particularly the criminal justice system, to he...
In this article, the author examines the socio-legal relevance of the « battered woman syndrome » (B...
Taken from a qualitative empirical study on the experience of women condemned to life impriso...
Between 1867 and 1976, when the death penalty was abolished in Canada, sixteen women faced the death...
Compared to male offenders, very few studies have been published on drug use by female offenders. Th...
Discussion of prisoners' rights has often been the centre of attention over the past twenty y...
This article sheds light on the socio-economic inequities faced by the Acadian and francophone women...
Ce texte propose une relecture des rapports entre les femmes et l’État, plus de dix ans après la pub...
Cet éditorial contribue à alimenter le débat sur l’égalité entre les genres. La mire qui est ici cib...
The article presents the situation regarding violence to women for the region of Montreal. The natur...
This article addresses the issue of the particular categories and degrees of constraints imposed upo...
Women offenders had traditionally been neglected in criminological theory as well as in empir...
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Montreal conducted a study aimed at describing the judicial prof...
Engagé vis-à-vis de ces femmes, cet article décrira les origines des prisons québécoises et canadien...
À l'aide d'entrevues avec des femmes incarcérées dans un établissement cor- rectionnel provincial, l...
This paper analyses feminist initiatives to use law, particularly the criminal justice system, to he...
In this article, the author examines the socio-legal relevance of the « battered woman syndrome » (B...
Taken from a qualitative empirical study on the experience of women condemned to life impriso...
Between 1867 and 1976, when the death penalty was abolished in Canada, sixteen women faced the death...
Compared to male offenders, very few studies have been published on drug use by female offenders. Th...
Discussion of prisoners' rights has often been the centre of attention over the past twenty y...
This article sheds light on the socio-economic inequities faced by the Acadian and francophone women...
Ce texte propose une relecture des rapports entre les femmes et l’État, plus de dix ans après la pub...
Cet éditorial contribue à alimenter le débat sur l’égalité entre les genres. La mire qui est ici cib...
The article presents the situation regarding violence to women for the region of Montreal. The natur...