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The Socio‑Economic Impact of Pre‑Trial Detention in Kenya, Mozambique and Zambia : Lukas Muntingh and Jean Redpath. (Both Digital and Softcopy)

By:

Muntingh, Lukas and Redpath, Jean [Researchers.]

Contributor(s):

Muntingh, Lukas and Redpath, Jean [Researchers.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Johannesburg, South Africa : Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa ; Cape Town : Southern Africa Resource Watch ; Cape Town Dullah Omar Institute, University of the Western Cape, 2015.Description: 142pages 24.5cmSubject(s):

LOC classification:

HV8679 .S63 2015

Contents:

Chapter 1 Introduction to the Report 5 Acknowledgments Introduction Socio-economic rights and fair trial rights Women and pre-trial detention Pre-trial detention and disabilities Methodology Work Plan General notes Technical notes on the report Chapter 2 The Socio-Economic Impact of Pre-trial Detention in Nairobi, Kenya 15 Acknowledgements Summary Profile of Kenya Methodology Households affected by the detention Economic Impact of Detention Social Impact of Detention Health Impact of Detention Health impacts on female detainees Health impacts on male detainees Assault in detention Experience of the criminal justice system Arrest and police detention Legal assistance The decision to detain pre-trial Duration of pre-trial detention Conclusion Chapter 3 The Socio-Economic Impact of Pre-trial Detention in Maputo, Mozambique 58 Acknowledgements Summary Profile of Mozambique Methodology Findings Socio-economic profile of detainees Households affected by the detention Economic impact of detention Social Impact of Detention Health Impact of Detention Criminal justice system Arrest and police detention Legal assistance The decision to detain pre-trial Duration of pre-trial detention Conclusion Chapter 4 The Socio-Economic Impact of Pre-trial Detention in Zambia 100 Acknowledgements Summary Profile of Zambia Methodology Findings Households Affected by the Detention Economic Impact of Detention Social Impact of Detention Health Impact of Detention Criminal Justice System Arrest and police detention Legal assistance The decision to detain pre-trial Duration of pre-trial detention Conclusion Chapter 5 Conclusion 137 Legal assistance Three quarters had legal assistance The decision to detain pre-trial Court appearances bring little progress and bail denied on the basis of offence Nearly all detainees lived at a fixed abode Duration of pre-trial detention Half of detainees interviewed had been in custody for more than ten months Conclusion

Summary: Report analyzes the empirical socio‑economic consequences of pre‑trial detention on accused persons, their families and households in Kenya, Mozambique and Zambia.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	URL	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	KNCHR Library General Stacks	Non-Fiction	HV8679 .S63 2015 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Link to resource	Available	Click the URL to access the softcopy.		MKT02122

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Co‑published by Southern Africa Resource Watch, OSISA, and Dullah Omar Institute.

Chapter 1
Introduction to the Report
5
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Socio-economic rights and fair trial rights
Women and pre-trial detention
Pre-trial detention and disabilities
Methodology
Work Plan
General notes
Technical notes on the report
Chapter 2
The Socio-Economic Impact of Pre-trial
Detention in Nairobi, Kenya 15
Acknowledgements
Summary
Profile of Kenya
Methodology
Households affected by the detention
Economic Impact of Detention
Social Impact of Detention
Health Impact of Detention
Health impacts on female detainees
Health impacts on male detainees
Assault in detention
Experience of the criminal justice system
Arrest and police detention
Legal assistance
The decision to detain pre-trial
Duration of pre-trial detention
Conclusion
Chapter 3
The Socio-Economic Impact of Pre-trial
Detention in Maputo, Mozambique 58
Acknowledgements
Summary
Profile of Mozambique
Methodology
Findings
Socio-economic profile of detainees
Households affected by the detention
Economic impact of detention
Social Impact of Detention
Health Impact of Detention
Criminal justice system
Arrest and police detention
Legal assistance
The decision to detain pre-trial
Duration of pre-trial detention
Conclusion
Chapter 4
The Socio-Economic Impact of Pre-trial
Detention in Zambia 100
Acknowledgements
Summary
Profile of Zambia
Methodology
Findings
Households Affected by the Detention
Economic Impact of Detention
Social Impact of Detention
Health Impact of Detention
Criminal Justice System
Arrest and police detention
Legal assistance
The decision to detain pre-trial
Duration of pre-trial detention
Conclusion
Chapter 5
Conclusion 137
Legal assistance
Three quarters had legal assistance
The decision to detain pre-trial
Court appearances bring little progress and bail denied
on the basis of offence
Nearly all detainees lived at a fixed abode
Duration of pre-trial detention
Half of detainees interviewed had been in custody for
more than ten months
Conclusion

Report analyzes the empirical socio‑economic consequences of pre‑trial detention on accused persons, their families and households in Kenya, Mozambique and Zambia.

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