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Stop the Torture of Women with Cancer at HMP Bronzefield

At HMP Bronzefield, women with cancer are chained during treatment, denied hospital care, left to bleed in their cells, and forced to endure filthy, malnourishing conditions. Emergency bells go unanswered, and basic medical rights are ignored. This is not justice—it is systemic cruelty. Meanwhile, King Charles received world-class cancer treatment. Why are women in prison,…
1 September 20250Comments

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Government Backtracks on Plans for Women’s Residential Centres

The government has backtracked on its long-promised plans to build a network of women’s residential centres for those convicted of low-level crimes — seven years after first announcing the scheme. The centres were intended to provide an alternative to prison, offering rehabilitation and support in a less punitive environment. Planning permission had already been granted for the first centre, a 12-bed…
29 August 20250Comments

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Ministry of Justice Axes Domestic Abuse Advocate Role in Women’s Prisons Amid Backlash

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has come under fire after axing the domestic abuse advocate role in women’s prisons, despite its own statistics showing that 57% of female prisoners have experienced domestic abuse. The decision, made without warning or public explanation, has drawn sharp criticism from campaigners, charities, and church leaders who argue that cutting such…
28 August 20250Comments

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“Justice for Sale”: Sodexo, HMP Bronzefield, and the Human Cost of Privatised Prisons

At HMP Bronzefield, Britain’s largest women’s prison, tragedy has become routine. Just weeks ago, Toni, a transgender man incarcerated at the privately run facility, took his own life. Behind the walls of a prison managed by Sodexo Limited— a French catering and facilities giant — lives are being lost, safeguarding is failing, and families are left with unanswered…
26 August 20250Comments

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Meeting Women Where They Are: Inside WPA’s Mission and Legacy

The Women's Prison Association (WPA) stands as a beacon of transformative justice in a system often defined by punishment and isolation. As the oldest organisation in the United States dedicated to supporting women impacted by incarceration, their 180-year legacy offers profound insights into what effective justice reform truly requires. My conversation with Meg Egan, WPA's…
22 August 20250Comments

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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 Keller 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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