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The System Is Failing Fran: A Woman With Cancer Lost in the Gaps of Probation, Prisons, and Healthcare

At 39, Fran Geary should be focusing on surviving stage two breast cancer. Instead, she is fighting for her life inside a system that treats her illness as an inconvenience rather than an emergency. In this shocking investigation, The View Magazine exposes the dangerous failings that have defined Fran’s journey; from delayed diagnosis to brutal…
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Literature That Transforms: How Stories Illuminate the Realities of Imprisonment

What can a metamorphosing beetle and a kidnapped art student teach us about the lived experience of incarceration? In this powerful literary essay, El Jamieson explores how two classic works – Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis and John Fowles’ The Collector – reveal uncomfortable truths about isolation, gender, and the dehumanising nature of imprisonment. At first…
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“Full of Practicality and Humanity”: Judith Moran on 150 Years of Quaker Social Action

Some organisations claim to be rooted in community. Quaker Social Action actually is, and has been for over 150 years. In this intimate and refreshingly honest interview, Judith Moran, QSA’s director, reflects on the charity’s long history, her own working-class upbringing, and why listening is still the most radical tool in social justice work. Growing…
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The View Magazine’s 15th issue lands with the weight of urgency and the fire of resistance. Created for women with conviction, both in experience and in purpose.

You’ll find more than 250 pages of essential in-depth insight into the secretive working of the Global Justice System. Harrowing experiences by women at HMP Bronzefield and HMP Eastwood Park will shift your perception of the way women are treated in English Prisons.
From the use of AI in the US Court to falling in love with your Chat GPT bot, The View considers the encroachment of Artificial Intelligence into our daily life. Can we live without it?
The increasing popularity of Guiffre by young people highlights an alternative outlet for overcoming traumatic losses.
The Criminal Bar Association’s Kate Kelleher gives a stark interview about how the courts are failing vulnerable defendants. What do you think about using psychedelic drugs to heal PTSD?
Madalyn McElwain, director of The Psychedelic Bar Association, and Trevor Ekstrom, licensed psychotherapist, takes us down a walk on the wild side with the use of MDMA and magic mushrooms for the treatment of trauma.
The View speaks exclusively to Virginia Roberts Guiffre’s loved ones about her new book, Nobody’s Girl, on how Virginia reclaimed her life in her tragic death.
Sodexo justice runs HMP Bronzefield and has been found responsible by the Coroner for the avoidable deaths of dozens of women. But Sodexo Limited is a corporate killing machine responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of Palestinians and Gazans read The View’s exclusive scoop on this death corporation.
In our cover story, Inter Alia, we look at a hundred shades of justice which is never black and white.
We update on our cancer campaign with more shocking examples of the abject disregard for women with cancer in prison, who are being denied lifesaving treatment
Look at the latest breakthroughs such as radical radiography.
For everything you must know about anything justice related, pre-order your issue of the view 15 Now. Delivery 7th November 2025

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