JUSTICE reform campaigners claimed victory after the government announced it would aim to end the “revolving door” of crisis and crime for women.The Women’s Justice Board published recommendations today to break the cycle of short-term repeat imprisonment, which call for a whole-system approach diverting women into support.Revolving Doors welcomed the report, which it said addressed many of the demands it has made over the years in terms of practical, evidence-led community solutions to end cycles of crime.

JUSTICE reform campaigners claimed victory after the government announced it would aim to end the “revolving door” of crisis and crime for women.

The Women’s Justice Board published recommendations today to break the cycle of short-term repeat imprisonment, which call for a whole-system approach diverting women into support.

Revolving Doors welcomed the report, which it said addressed many of the demands it has made over the years in terms of practical, evidence-led community solutions to end cycles of crime.

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