Author: Shafaq Nuvia Khan

I am Shafaq Nuvia Khan, a BA LLB(HONS) student driven by a deep commitment to justice, policy reform, and constitutional integrity. With a strong foundation in legal research, advocacy, and analytical reasoning, I strive to bridge the gap between law and social equity. I actively participate in legal writing, and policy forums to strengthen my practical and theoretical understanding of the legal system. My core interests include gender justice, public health law, and human rights. I aim to become a purposeful legal professional who not only interprets the law but transforms it for meaningful change.

Open Jails in Criminology: A Critical Study of Rehabilitation, Reintegration and Reform

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Introduction Definition of Open Jails An open jail, also known as an open prison or minimum-security prison, is a type of correctional facility where inmates are allowed greater freedom of movement and engagement in productive activities compared to traditional prisons. These facilities are designed with minimal physical security measures such as high walls, bars, and strict surveillance. The central philosophy of open jails is rehabilitation and reintegration rather than mere punitive detention. Inmates are often involved in educational, vocational, and community service activities to prepare them for life after release. The United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of…

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