Women Providing and Men Free Riding: Work, Visits and Gender Roles in Mexican Prisons

Agoff, Carolina; Sandberg, Sveinung; Fondevila, Gustavo

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“…For mobility restriction, the suspension/restriction of visits by families or lawyers was found in 41 countries and was addressed as a significant issue to be managed. Some protests and rebellions against the suspension of visitation were identified 15,16,19,31,33 . Agof et al 33 reported that suspending visits prevents female inmates from providing resources to the family, while men are prevented from receiving family support.…”

Section: Category 1 -Viral Transmission Reduction Policiesmentioning

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“…Some protests and rebellions against the suspension of visitation were identified 15,16,19,31,33 . Agof et al 33 reported that suspending visits prevents female inmates from providing resources to the family, while men are prevented from receiving family support.…”

Section: Category 1 -Viral Transmission Reduction Policiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Eight countries evidenced data on the recruitment of new health and safety professionals. The guarantee of flow with the municipal health service for the care of workers was reported as a strategy implemented in MEX 33 .…”

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“…but no amnesty was granted for state prisoners. Thus, the measure was ineffective because it impacted only 7% of the imprisoned population 33 . The Brazilian National Council of Justice (CNJ), through Recommendation nº 62/2020, guided the adoption of preventive measures, desincarceration, and restricted mobility.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Government actions for COVID-19 control and prevention in prisons: a scoping review

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Oliveira

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This is a scoping review of the literature on actions taken by countries during 2020 regarding the care for people living in the prison environment during the COVID-19 pandemic. We selected 54 publications for data mining and found data from 45 countries, which were organized into categories. Most of the literature addressed strategies adopted by countries with advanced economies. All of them mentioned some strategies to reduce viral transmission - the major ones were restricted/suspended family visits and desincarceration - and interventions to improve infrastructures in prisons, the provision of a telephone or other devices for calls or video calls being the most mentioned. Policies to mitigate the effects of the epidemic and interventions were found in publications referencing 33 countries, with the main focus on keeping family contact and reviewing the public safety policy. Concerning governance policies, measures from 11 countries were reported, and the most cited was national authority reinforcement. This study highlights the need for research on the success of each strategy and the differences among those countries.

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Section: Category 1 -Viral Transmission Reduction Policiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Category 1 -Viral Transmission Reduction Policiesmentioning

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“…Houve protestos e rebeliões contra a suspensão da visitação 15,16,19,31,33 . Agoff et al 33 relataram que a suspensão de visitas impede mulheres presas de prover recursos à família, enquanto os homens ficam impedidos de receber provimento familiar.…”

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Ações governamentais para controle e prevenção da COVID-19 em prisões: uma revisão de escopo

Martins

Oliveira

Constantino

2022

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Resumo Trata-se de uma revisão de escopo da literatura sobre as ações adotadas pelos países, durante o ano de 2020, para o cuidado das pessoas que vivenciam o ambiente prisional durante a pandemia de COVID-19. Selecionamos 54 publicações para extração de dados, encontrando dados de 45 países, que foram organizados em categorias. A maior parte das publicações abordava as estratégias adotadas pelos países de economia avançada. Todas as publicações citavam alguma estratégia destinada a reduzir a transmissão viral - as principais foram a restrição/suspensão da visitação de familiares e o desencarceramento - e intervenções relativas à melhoria da infraestrutura nas prisões, sendo mais citada a disponibilização de telefone e/ou outro dispositivo para chamadas ou videochamadas. As políticas destinadas à mitigação das consequências da epidemia e das intervenções foram encontradas em publicações referentes a 33 países, sendo mais abordada a manutenção do contato familiar e a revisão da política de segurança pública. Em relação às políticas de governança, foram relatadas ações de 11 países, sendo a mais citada o fortalecimento da autoridade nacional. Este estudo aponta para a necessidade de pesquisas a respeito do sucesso de cada estratégia e das diferenças entre os países.

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Women Providing and Men Free Riding: Work, Visits and Gender Roles in Mexican Prisons

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Government actions for COVID-19 control and prevention in prisons: a scoping review

Government actions for COVID-19 control and prevention in prisons: a scoping review

Ações governamentais para controle e prevenção da COVID-19 em prisões: uma revisão de escopo

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