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The project challenging how we view women in the prison system

When Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez responded to Republican congressman Ted Yoho’s abusive and sexist comments towards her in a now-viral speech in 2020, she spoke for women everywhere. “I am someone’s daughter,” AOC said. She called out people – specifically Yoho but everyone – not giving all women decency and respect and reframed the conversation around the treatment of and language used…
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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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