PRISONS OF INDIA, GERMANY AND THE NETHERLANDS A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Description

This book provides a comparative study of prison systems in three distinct countries: India, Germany, and The Netherlands. Authored by Mehreen Manzoor, it explores how these nations manage incarceration, rehabilitation, prison infrastructure, legal frameworks, and human rights within their correctional systems.

The book delves into:

Structural differences in prison administration

Human rights conditions and treatment of inmates

Rehabilitation and reintegration approaches

Judicial and penal policies in democratic vs. welfare-state systems

Challenges like overcrowding, recidivism, and prison reforms

Through a critical and scholarly lens, the author offers insights into the strengths and shortcomings of each country’s penal model, making this work valuable for law students, criminologists, policymakers, and human rights activists.