Shagun
@shag000n.bsky.social
criminologist (!!!) + lawyer ~ @CamCriminology, @NALSAR | interested in questions related to why, how, and who we incarcerate (she/her)🌛
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"We live in constant fear. We don't know when the next shell will fall…"
As India-Pakistan fighting intensifies, at least 16 die, 59 injured, many flee, homes destroyed, others live in the open. Abrar Fayaz & Zaid Malik report from J&K border villages
article-14.com/post/-save-u...
As India-Pakistan fighting intensifies, at least 16 die, 59 injured, many flee, homes destroyed, others live in the open. Abrar Fayaz & Zaid Malik report from J&K border villages
article-14.com/post/-save-u...
‘Save Us’: Death, Destruction & Despair In J&K Border Villages, As India-Pakistan Conflict Deepens
Following India's strike on terrorist positions within Pakistan, two weeks after a terrorist attack in Kashmir killed 26, Pakistan responded by shelling along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir. Residents of border villages faced the deadliest repercussions, with at least 16 dead and 59 injured, many homeless or living out in the open. Artillery fire escalated during the night of 8 and 9 May, as the conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbours intensified.
article-14.com
May 9, 2025 at 4:33 AM
"We live in constant fear. We don't know when the next shell will fall…"
As India-Pakistan fighting intensifies, at least 16 die, 59 injured, many flee, homes destroyed, others live in the open. Abrar Fayaz & Zaid Malik report from J&K border villages
article-14.com/post/-save-u...
As India-Pakistan fighting intensifies, at least 16 die, 59 injured, many flee, homes destroyed, others live in the open. Abrar Fayaz & Zaid Malik report from J&K border villages
article-14.com/post/-save-u...
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In this article I explain how colonial/racist ideas of Black criminality are enmeshed into perceptions of risk of young Black men in the contemporary #prison
However, this is not just about racialised #Rehabilitation, but it extends to officer threat analysis too
academic.oup.com/bjc/article-...
However, this is not just about racialised #Rehabilitation, but it extends to officer threat analysis too
academic.oup.com/bjc/article-...
April 25, 2025 at 10:44 AM
In this article I explain how colonial/racist ideas of Black criminality are enmeshed into perceptions of risk of young Black men in the contemporary #prison
However, this is not just about racialised #Rehabilitation, but it extends to officer threat analysis too
academic.oup.com/bjc/article-...
However, this is not just about racialised #Rehabilitation, but it extends to officer threat analysis too
academic.oup.com/bjc/article-...
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[New Blog 🖋️] Dr. @andrianifili.bsky.social presents findings from her latest report, which maps the hidden, unlawful detention of migrants in Greek police stations. Grounded in lived experience, the report issues a powerful call for accountability: blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/border-crimi...
April 24, 2025 at 9:02 AM
[New Blog 🖋️] Dr. @andrianifili.bsky.social presents findings from her latest report, which maps the hidden, unlawful detention of migrants in Greek police stations. Grounded in lived experience, the report issues a powerful call for accountability: blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/border-crimi...
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this gotta be one of the all time wmg classics. ive seen this image so many times and i love it more each time
November 26, 2024 at 8:12 PM
this gotta be one of the all time wmg classics. ive seen this image so many times and i love it more each time
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Coming Tuesday, December 3, 2024, the Modern Criminal Law Review's inaugural issue:
Reconstructing Criminal Law Revisited (Nicola Lacey, guest editor)
Is there still space for a scholarship focused on critique oriented to reconstruction rather than abolition?
crimlrev.net
Reconstructing Criminal Law Revisited (Nicola Lacey, guest editor)
Is there still space for a scholarship focused on critique oriented to reconstruction rather than abolition?
crimlrev.net
November 26, 2024 at 6:59 PM
Coming Tuesday, December 3, 2024, the Modern Criminal Law Review's inaugural issue:
Reconstructing Criminal Law Revisited (Nicola Lacey, guest editor)
Is there still space for a scholarship focused on critique oriented to reconstruction rather than abolition?
crimlrev.net
Reconstructing Criminal Law Revisited (Nicola Lacey, guest editor)
Is there still space for a scholarship focused on critique oriented to reconstruction rather than abolition?
crimlrev.net
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In our annual criminology lecture, Paula Harriott, Chief Executive of Unlock, gave a thought provoking lecture on “Lived Experience as Expertise” and how the knowledges of those with experience of the criminal justice and prison system can shift and change criminological research for the better.
November 22, 2024 at 7:21 AM
In our annual criminology lecture, Paula Harriott, Chief Executive of Unlock, gave a thought provoking lecture on “Lived Experience as Expertise” and how the knowledges of those with experience of the criminal justice and prison system can shift and change criminological research for the better.
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Some of the most powerful artists and art works are found behind prison walls.
The Koestler Exhibition provides the visitor with a glimpse at a wide range of art. Rehabilitation comes in many forms; never underestimate the power of art to transform someone's life.
Go if you can.
The Koestler Exhibition provides the visitor with a glimpse at a wide range of art. Rehabilitation comes in many forms; never underestimate the power of art to transform someone's life.
Go if you can.
"It can be more than black/white"
Visited the always thought-provoking annual Koestler Exhibition at London's Southbank Centre - 200 pieces of art by those in custodial settings 👇
Not telling people what to think, but enabling interesting discussions to arise within visitors. Recommend it.
Visited the always thought-provoking annual Koestler Exhibition at London's Southbank Centre - 200 pieces of art by those in custodial settings 👇
Not telling people what to think, but enabling interesting discussions to arise within visitors. Recommend it.
November 24, 2024 at 4:58 PM
Some of the most powerful artists and art works are found behind prison walls.
The Koestler Exhibition provides the visitor with a glimpse at a wide range of art. Rehabilitation comes in many forms; never underestimate the power of art to transform someone's life.
Go if you can.
The Koestler Exhibition provides the visitor with a glimpse at a wide range of art. Rehabilitation comes in many forms; never underestimate the power of art to transform someone's life.
Go if you can.
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'When asked whether they agreed with the statement: “As a society, public education about the reality of the British empire is important in order for us to understand Britain’s multicultural society today”, 72% of respondents said they did.' 1/3
Majority back British Museum exhibit on transatlantic slave trade
New poll finds 53% of Britons support permanent exhibition on Britain’s role in slave trade at British Museum
www.theguardian.com
November 21, 2024 at 8:33 AM
'When asked whether they agreed with the statement: “As a society, public education about the reality of the British empire is important in order for us to understand Britain’s multicultural society today”, 72% of respondents said they did.' 1/3
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DECOLONIZING THE CRIMINAL QUESTION:
An MCLR+ Book Panel
editors/panelists:
Ana Aliverti
Henrique Carvalho
Anastasia Chamberlen
Máximo Sozzo
moderators:
Arlie Loughnan
Kris Wilson
video + audio: crimlrev.net + YouTube.com/@ModCrimLRev + the usual podcast apps
@oxfordcrim.bsky.social
An MCLR+ Book Panel
editors/panelists:
Ana Aliverti
Henrique Carvalho
Anastasia Chamberlen
Máximo Sozzo
moderators:
Arlie Loughnan
Kris Wilson
video + audio: crimlrev.net + YouTube.com/@ModCrimLRev + the usual podcast apps
@oxfordcrim.bsky.social
November 19, 2024 at 4:31 PM
DECOLONIZING THE CRIMINAL QUESTION:
An MCLR+ Book Panel
editors/panelists:
Ana Aliverti
Henrique Carvalho
Anastasia Chamberlen
Máximo Sozzo
moderators:
Arlie Loughnan
Kris Wilson
video + audio: crimlrev.net + YouTube.com/@ModCrimLRev + the usual podcast apps
@oxfordcrim.bsky.social
An MCLR+ Book Panel
editors/panelists:
Ana Aliverti
Henrique Carvalho
Anastasia Chamberlen
Máximo Sozzo
moderators:
Arlie Loughnan
Kris Wilson
video + audio: crimlrev.net + YouTube.com/@ModCrimLRev + the usual podcast apps
@oxfordcrim.bsky.social
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Collection of Urdu author Khadija Mastoor's stories, novels 'Zamin' & 'Angan'. This Indian edition published by Fareed Book Depot, Delhi.
November 19, 2024 at 6:51 PM
Collection of Urdu author Khadija Mastoor's stories, novels 'Zamin' & 'Angan'. This Indian edition published by Fareed Book Depot, Delhi.
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We are almost ready for our international prisoner arts symposium at Warwick Arts Centre on Thursday! Can’t wait to welcome all our speakers & participants. We’ll be sharing details via #captivearts and on www.captivearts.co.uk
November 19, 2024 at 7:41 PM
We are almost ready for our international prisoner arts symposium at Warwick Arts Centre on Thursday! Can’t wait to welcome all our speakers & participants. We’ll be sharing details via #captivearts and on www.captivearts.co.uk
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November 18, 2024 at 9:47 AM
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can't get over this searing review of....an annual prison administration report (?!) Published in The Pioneer (Allahabad, December 1872) 🗃️
November 18, 2024 at 4:37 AM
can't get over this searing review of....an annual prison administration report (?!) Published in The Pioneer (Allahabad, December 1872) 🗃️
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Come and join us for this on Friday coming. Songs and stories from Distant Voices themed around ‘Why punishment fails’… www.eventbrite.com/e/listening-...
Listening to Distant Voices – when and why punishment fails?
Live music, spoken word, and discussion with Fergus McNeill, Dani Garavelli, also with Jo Mango & Louis Abbott from 'A Giant on the Bridge'.
www.eventbrite.com
November 16, 2024 at 7:58 PM
Come and join us for this on Friday coming. Songs and stories from Distant Voices themed around ‘Why punishment fails’… www.eventbrite.com/e/listening-...
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Our edited collection ‘Marginalised Voices in Criminology’ is out now via Routledge www.routledge.com/Marginalised...
November 16, 2024 at 7:47 AM
Our edited collection ‘Marginalised Voices in Criminology’ is out now via Routledge www.routledge.com/Marginalised...
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November 16, 2024 at 12:18 PM
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Reading a book slowly can be a great joy if you do it right. Forget about the Goodreads number goal. Just sink into the story gradually and linger on it for a few weeks.
November 13, 2024 at 6:21 PM
Reading a book slowly can be a great joy if you do it right. Forget about the Goodreads number goal. Just sink into the story gradually and linger on it for a few weeks.