Sentence examples for monitoring prison from inspiring English sources

Oleg P. Orlov, Memorial's chairman, said that accepting the "foreign agent" label would so undermine public trust that rights advocates would no longer be able to carry out work like monitoring prison conditions or researching disappearances in the restive North Caucasus.

They've taken the same business model that produces more violence and recidivism in private prisons and applied it to GPS ankle monitoring, prison health care, and residential reentry centers ("halfway houses").

Her experience includes monitoring prison conditions for the federal courts, litigating class actions to improve prison medical treatment, and coordinating legal rights workshops for women with HIV/AIDS in Rwanda.

Anna Karetnikova, a member of a public commission monitoring prisons, says Ms Tolokonnikova's letter broke a taboo and "stirred up the swamp".

The equipment now used to scan carry-on luggage and passengers in American airports costs roughly one-third as much as the more sophisticated systems that were developed for screening entry into high-security buildings, monitoring prisons or searching for drugs at immigration stations, Mr. Sheridan said.

Zoya Svetova, a journalist at The New Times magazine and a member of the Public Oversight Committee, which monitors prison conditions, said the defendants had gained new self-awareness.

Valery V. Borshchev, who heads a watchdog group that monitors prison conditions, said his organization received no response to a scathing report it submitted to prosecutors in December.

In 1994, they began working with the Pennsylvania Prison Society, which uses a network of 350 volunteers to monitor prison conditions, investigate inmate complaints and visit those in jail.

Dr. Jane Zimmerman, senior vice president for communications at the New York City Hospitals and Health Care Corporation, which coordinates inmate health care, said city officials would monitor Prison Health performance closely.

Few nations have prison systems as much in need of humanizing as Venezuela, where 498 inmates out of a total population of 21,201 were killed in 2007, according to the Venezuelan Prison Observatory, a group that monitors prison violence.

Hundreds who have been moved to the prison infirmaries are "dying in isolation, often chained to their beds" says Noelle Hanrahan, a supporter of Abu-Jamal who monitors prison conditions and records his commentaries for Prison Radio.