WoD Junkie DEAth Worshipers
U.S. law enforcement spends $7.5 to $10 billion annually enforcing marijuana laws. According to the FBI, 720,000 Americans were arrested on marijuana charges in 2001.
Keith Stroup,
(NORML)
Dr. Heath/Tulane Study, 1974
The Hype: Brain Damage and Dead Monkeys
I LOST MY FREEDOM and can't find it anywhere Linx
(FAMM Foundation) *
Drug Sense *
M.A.M.A. *
F.E.A.R.
November *
Human Rights and the WoD *
Stop Prison Rape *
Human Rights Watch
"The horrors experienced by many young inmates, particularly those who are convicted of nonviolent offenses, border on the unimaginable. Prison rape not only threatens the lives of those who fall prey to their aggressors, but it is potentially devastating to the human spirit. Shame, depression, and a shattering loss of self-esteem accompany the perpetual terror the victim thereafter must endure."
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun, Farmer v. Brennan
Male Rape in US Prisons *
Childrens rights *
Children in the US
Street Children *
Juvenile Justice *
Child Labor
Conditions of Confinement
Human Rights Watch has documented abominable conditions for children in detention in countries around the world. In the United States (Colorado, Georgia, Louisiana, and Maryland), Pakistan, Jamaica, among other countries, children are subjected to excessive force, inadequate medical and mental health care, and are provided with little or no education. Often, these children are placed in the facilities along side adults, exposing them to physical and sexual abuse.
Close to Home: Juveniles in Adult Jails
Op-Ed by Michael Bochenek The Washington Post
Correctional Systems, Inc.
(CSI) is a publicly-traded corporation that contracts with
governmental agencies to operate correctional projects.
Juvenile Detention Study
Juvenile Info Network
Mental Health Issues and Juvenile Justice
The Benefits of Treating Kids Like People
Sexual Assault Information Page_
