CELSIR Blog
The Dangers of Data Dearth in Prison Advocacy
Advocacy is critical to achieving justice, transparency, and reforms in the justice system. However, the persistent shortage of reliable and comprehensive data poses serious challenges in advocacy work, undermines
Unlocking Potential – The Role Universities Can Play In Reforming Prison Education
Education has over time been established as a strong tool for change; both for man and society. Consequently, in the Nigerian correctional system highly burdened with congestion, underfunding, and
FG ALLOCATES 183 BILLION NAIRA TO THE NIGERIAN CORRECTIONAL SERVICE
By Section 81 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), “The President shall cause to be prepared and laid before each House of the National Assembly at any time in each
How Artificial Intelligence Supports Inmate Rehabilitation
Artificial Intelligence is gradually changing the modern prison system by introducing advanced technology to promote personal development in justice-involved individuals, reduce recidivism, and facilitate reintegration. AI can improve educational initiatives,
CELSIR Champions Justice, Healing and Empowerment During 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
CELSIR has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to ending gender-based violence by spearheading a series of impactful initiatives during the 16 Days of Activism campaign. This year, CELSIR took
The Importance of Mental and Physical Health Programs to Inmates
The importance of mental and physical health programs in a criminal justice system cannot be overemphasised as they significantly promote the rehabilitation of justice-impacted persons and reduce recidivism. Fortunately, there
