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CDU EXPERT: Rehabilitation must be a priority at new NT prisons

Charles Darwin University < 1 mins read

APRIL 22, 2024

Who: Charles Darwin University law lecturer Shelley Eder. Ms Eder is currently undertaking PhD research into correctional institutions.

Topics:

  • Correctional institutions and incarceration.
  • Community law, in particular social security law.

Contact details: Call +61 8 8946 6721 or email media@cdu.edu.au to arrange an interview.

Quotes attributable to Ms Shelley Eder:

“It’s heartening to read that the government is prioritising rehabilitation and addressing the underlying factors of crime in developing these new facilities.

“Addressing the issues that contribute to recidivism should always be the main objective of corrections, and locking people away with no access to treatment and services is counterproductive.

“It is also important to keep in mind that the absolute best outcome for the community and for everyone involved is that at-risk behaviours are addressed before criminal offending becomes an issue, and that the funding towards corrections is also offset by funding to organisations addressing these issues in the broader community.”


Contact details:

Raphaella Saroukos she/her
Research Communications Officer
Marketing, Media & Communications
Larrakia Country
T: +61 8 8946 6721
E: media@cdu.edu.au
W: cdu.edu.au

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