CCJS Briefings
Some selected briefings, responses to government papers and publications produced by the Crime, Community and Justice group.
- Labour Party policy review: Punishment and Reform: What Works to Protect the Public and Stop Crime? – January 2012 [PDF:165 kb - new window]
- Policing the Police – major changes in 2012
- Crime, Community and Justice – Report to Meeting for Sufferings – June 2011
- More Effective Responses to Anti-Social Behaviour - Home Office Antisocial Behaviour Unit - May 2011 [PDF: 43kb - new window]
- Response to Breaking the Cycle: Effective Punishment, Rehabilitation and Sentencing of Offenders - March 2011 [PDF: 50kb - new window]
Quakers, crime, community and justice: ways to get involved in the criminal justice system
Information about volunteering opportunities, community roles and victim support - January 2012. [PDF download: 400 kb]
Local activity group activities
A CCJS briefing which describes some of the things local Quaker Criminal Justice Activity Groups can do, with some contacts to help you do them.
Women in prison and the children of imprisoned mothers
A briefing from the joint project undertaken by CCJG, Quaker United Nations Office, Geneva (Geneva) and Quaker Council for European Affairs. Published August 2007.
What is 'community justice'?
An outline of Crime, Community and Justice Sub-Committee 's own current thinking on how to define this now widely used term within the context of Quaker faith and practice.
[All are available in printed form and via e-mail, free of charge, from CCJS. Telephone: 020 7663 1036.]
