International Centre for Criminal Law Reform & Criminal Justice Policy
United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme Network Institute
ICCLR promotes the rule of law, human rights, and good governance in criminal law and the administration of criminal justice, domestically, regionally and globally.
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Women, Bail and Remand in Canada: Opportunities for Equitable and Effective Criminal Justice Reforms
Developed by Raelyn O'Hara, Dr. Hayli Millar and Megan Capp, these fact sheets are part of a broader project reviewing existing research on women’s experiences with bail and remand in Canada. The authors also developed an annotated bibliography that focuses attention on the urgent need for primary research on how seemingly neutral bail laws and practices uniquely impact women, especially due to intersecting identities such as race, parenthood, and other social factors.
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ICCLR has been leading criminal law and criminal justice policy reform projects since 1991. In Canada and internationally, ICCLR offers programming oriented to technical co-operation that is consistent with United Nations international human rights standards and with Canada’s international development goals. ICCLR’s long history of successful partnerships with authorities and civil society organizations all over the world speaks to the quality of our work and to our ability to continue to assist governments in developing and sustaining healthy, safe communities.
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