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‘Naming and Shaming’ clause scrapped from the Sentencing Bill
Unlock win the campaign to scrap Clause 35 as the Government drops their 'naming and shaming' proposals
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The Right to be Forgotten – Rehabilitation in the digital age
Fifty years after the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act promised second chances, the digital age has made that promise fragile. Search…
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Unlock joins calls urging ministers to scrap plans to name and shame people on community sentences
Unlock joins justice allies to call for Sentencing Bill rethink Unlock has today joined more than 20 organisations in co-signing…
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‘Unlock the Vote’ for people serving sentences in prison
Over 70,000 people in prison in England and Wales are denied the right to vote. This is wrong. Democracy doesn’t…
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Unlock stands in support of Mandela Day
Unlock supports Mandela Day and sends a message of solidarity to people in prison
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Unlock letter urges Criminal Cases Review Commission Chair to rebuild trust after leadership changes
Unlock CEO, Paula Harriott has written to the interim head of the CCRC urging them to focus on lived experience decision making
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Emirates to Margate: We join Margate FC to fight stigma
Unlock's Better Advice for All team help with some footie fun to fight stigma
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Unlock CEO Paula Harriott: Reflection six months into the role
Paula Harriott joined Unlock from the Prison Reform Trust. She is a first-time CEO with lived experience.
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The complexity of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act
Unlock has published a new briefing to mark 50 years since the Act took effect
