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Serious violent offenders including murderers and rapists are among 4,927 prisoners who will be released from Victorian prisons early due to coronavirus.
Press Release – Office of the Inspectorate The Office of the Inspectorate Te Tari Tirohia has released its inspection report for Auckland Region Women’s Corrections Facility. “The report highlights a number of challenges this site has faced over recent years with the volume of maximum security, high security and remand women prisoners,” says Chief Inspector Janis Adair. “Other challenges include needing to improve the outside exercise yards for the high security units.” Ms Adair said she was pleased that most of the prisoners reported feeling safe from bullying and violence, and ...
news Cabinet Decisions Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.) Relief on tariff for Mongolia under Asia Pacific Trade Accord (APTA) Mongolia has been officially appointed a stakeholder of the Asia Pacific Trade Accord (APTA) in which Sri Lanka, too, has been a partner State on September 29, 2020. Sri Lanka, therefore, has to exchange tariff reliefs mutually with Mongolia. Mongolia, too, is qualified for obtaining the relief granted by Sri Lanka under the accord to the countries such as Bangladesh and Laos that are already stakeholders. The Cabinet approved the proposal by the Trade Min...
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Christchurch mosque shootings: Corrections consulted international experts on managing gunman 16 Jan, 2021 06:19 AM 4 minutes to read Inside the country's only specialist maximum security unit, at Paremoremo, in Auckland. Photo / RNZ RNZ By Charlotte Cook, of RNZ. The Department of Corrections remains tight-lipped on the conditions the mosque gunman will spend the rest of his life under, but new documents reveal it consulted with international experts before the sentencing, to prepare for the man's incarceration. Brenton Tarrant, the man who carried out the mosque attacks in Christchurch on M...
The Department of Corrections said a staff member from Corrections Victoria in Australia, also visited New Zealand. And Correction's Chief Custodial Officer, Neil Beales, went to Australia to visit a prison that holds 'extreme threat prisoners'. The documents show that in October 2019, Corrections contracted two leading academics to provide specialist advice and support on the management of individuals under the Prisoners of Extreme Risk Directorate. Some staff at Corrections were also given training around violent extremism, based on information from international sources. Inside the country...