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熱心助人

Introduction, pass through their gates. Women’s treatment in these spaces; the overall norms of patriarchal confinement that frame these institutions; and the nature of gendered harms embedded in them are common features of punishment across the globe?and these frame the focus of this collection.?This Introducto

Watemelon

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‘It’s Just a Matter of Key Performance Indicators’: The Disposability of Foreign National Women Sentperience as an organising conceptual tool for theorising the global contours of gendered punishment. Here, it is argued that those female drug couriers are viewed as ‘disposable’ by drug syndicates and Malaysian law enforcement alike—a concept that has been critically explored by postcolonial femini

萬神殿

責(zé)問

Storytelling and Catharsis in Prison: Identity Trees as Elicitation and a Means of Sharing Black Wom to explore how race and gender as societal social constructions shaped Back women’s identity and lived experiences prior to their imprisonment. The discussions and illustrations of the completed identity trees in this chapter immerse the reader into the life histories of these Black women. The tree

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The Militarization of Immigration Control and the Effects of Detention on Migrant Women in Mexicosupport the . [National Institute of Migration] (INM) in border and immigration control. This measure consolidated militarization in border zones, transit routes and cities, which has particularly affected women through the proliferation of arbitrary detentions and human rights violations along a pr

Enervate

Patriarchal Confinement: Imprisoning Thailand’s Women for Surviving Men’s Violencewomen. More specifically, through the women’s voices, all of whom lived with/through and in anticipation of intimate partner violence (IPV), we describe how the patriarchal punishment endured in private led to state-sanctioned caging. We begin by calling attention to IPV as a human rights violation

Judicious

The Gendered Harms of Patriarchal Penal Power in Myanmarutheast Asia (Jefferson and Jeffries in ., Emerald Publishing, 2022). This chapter draws on and takes further our previous work on gender and imprisonment in Myanmar—a country with one of the world’s highest incarceration rates for women—further illuminating women’s harm-filled trajectories through

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