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Canada's lack of women's prisons makes rehabilitation harder, experts say. What's the answer?
Experts say the lack of women's prisons in Canada hurts rehabilitation chances for the women sent to prison across the country every year, posing a challenge for both the inmates and the broader society they'll eventually return to.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/womens-prisons-shortage-rehabilitation-9.7201669?cmp=rss

CBC Canada May 17

Canada's lack of women's prisons makes rehabilitation harder, experts say. What's the answer?
Experts say the lack of women's prisons in Canada hurts rehabilitation chances for the women sent to prison across the country every year, posing a challenge for both the inmates and the broader society they'll eventually return to.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/womens-prisons-shortage-rehabilitation-9.7201669?cmp=rss

CBC Edmonton May 17

Canada's lack of women's prisons makes rehabilitation harder, experts say. What's the answer?
Experts say the lack of women's prisons in Canada hurts rehabilitation chances for the women sent to prison across the country every year, posing a challenge for both the inmates and the broader society they'll eventually return to.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/womens-prisons-shortage-rehabilitation-9.7201669?cmp=rss

CBC Calgary May 17

Canada's lack of women's prisons makes rehabilitation harder, experts say. What's the answer?
Experts say the lack of women's prisons in Canada hurts rehabilitation chances for the women sent to prison across the country every year, posing a challenge for both the inmates and the broader society they'll eventually return to.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/womens-prisons-shortage-rehabilitation-9.7201669?cmp=rss

CBC Manitoba May 17

Canada's lack of women's prisons makes rehabilitation harder, experts say. What's the answer?
Experts say the lack of women's prisons in Canada hurts rehabilitation chances for the women sent to prison across the country every year, posing a challenge for both the inmates and the broader society they'll eventually return to.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/womens-prisons-shortage-rehabilitation-9.7201669?cmp=rss

The USA Potato Nov 8, 2025

Formerly Incarcerated Women Are Building a Global Network to Fight Imprisonment

Susan Kigula spent 10 years on death row in Uganda, where a murder conviction carried a mandatory death penalty. Undeterred by the threat of execution, Kigula buried her misery in legal books and mobilized a team of lawyers that eventually included current British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Kigula went on to file an appeal on behalf of 417 people incarcerated on death row in Uganda…

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