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CJR News: Sycamore Tree Programme from Prison Fellowship England and Wales In this four minute video, members of Prison Fellowship England and Wales share about restorative justice and the ministry's ...; PF Swaziland volunteer brings victims and offenders together Recently, Dennis Shongwe responded to a case of common assault in his community by approaching both the victim and the offend...; PF Nicaragua providing legal services for prisoners In 2011, PF Nicaragua formed the Defensoría Social to provide legal counsel to prisoners who may have completed sentences or...; More…

Prison Fellowship Nicaragua and the Supreme Court of Justice

PF Nicaragua signed an agreement with the Supreme court in order to help to prisoners who cannot afford a lawyer. According to Monsignior Peña of PF Nicaragua and the President of the Supreme Court free legal assistance "will help to the consolidation of a justice prison system that is more efficent and respectful of the human rights in the frame of the restorative justice contemplated in our "Great Charter" "Carta Magna."

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