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The Howard newspaper is published quarterly and sent to all our members. To receive a regular copy of the Howard please join as a member and help support us.
Howard League for Penal Reform publishes a range of books, reports and briefing papers which can be ordered online. A number of the publications can be downloaded for free.
This briefing focuses on the experiences, voices and lessons to be learned from five young people that the Howard League met with in Autumn 2021 who had been remanded to a children’s prison.
DownloadThe report of the APPG on Women in the Penal System inquiry into women’s health and well-being in prison.
DownloadThis report outlines the lived experiences of people in England and Wales whose lives have been affected by crime linked to gambling-related harms.
DownloadHoward League briefing on arrests of children in England and Wales in 2019
DownloadA briefing by the Commission on Crime and Problem Gambling
DownloadThis report discusses the experiences of children on remand and how practitioners can effectively support children with bail applications and resettlement.
DownloadThe guide is designed to support lawyers to be antiracist at each phase of a client’s journey through the system.
DownloadThe Howard newspaper is published quarterly and sent to all our members. To receive a regular copy of the Howard please join as a member and help support us.
The Howard League for Penal Reform's journal was relaunched in 2016 with a new title, The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, and with a new editor, Professor Ian Loader from the University of Oxford.
The Howard League for Penal Reform is often consulted when policy makers need expert advice. We were one of the first organisations to be given consultative status from both the United Nations and the Council of Europe.
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