News & views
-
Howard League Blog
Informal comment from the charity's Chief Executive, Andrea Coomber, and other contributors.
-
Criminal Care?
This blog provides a deeper insight into the issues uncovered in our programme to end the criminalisation of children in residential care. It includes contributions from children who have lived in children's homes, as well as analysis by researchers.
-
Justice and Fairness in Prisons
This blog explores justice and fairness in prisons. It includes examples of good and bad practice, and records the experience of people in prison as well as analysis by researchers.
-
Howard Journal: Policy Insights
This blog seeks to bring academic research out from the journal and to the attention of a wider audience.
-
Briefings and submissions
The Howard League is often consulted when policy-makers need expert advice. Read our briefings and submissions here.
-
Our response to Covid-19
Our submissions to government and other authorities about the situation in prisons during the pandemic.
Press releases
- Howard League, Just for Kids Law and Liberty urge government to withdraw regulations extending custody time limits
- Howard League responds to Public Accounts Committee report on improving the prison estate
- Howard League responds to prison safety statistics
- Making sure Black lives matter in the criminal justice system – steps towards change
- Howard League responds to short scrutiny visit report on prisons holding children
- Howard League briefing shows it is time to rethink remand for women
- Howard League responds to report on prisoners released to homelessness
- 100 Days of Solitude: The impact of coronavirus in prisons
- Howard League responds to reviews of pain-inducing restraint and separation of children in prison
- Howard League responds to short scrutiny visit report on women’s prisons
-
Join us
Add your voice to our movement for change. Every voice counts and we hope that you will add yours.
Join us today -
Support our work
Everything we do is focused on achieving less crime, safer communities, fewer people in prison. We need you to act now for penal reform.
Ways to support