Cambodia shows us a way out of this madness. The question is whether we have the courage to follow. Until then, our jails will remain what they are today: cemeteries of the presumption of innocence.

So many documents. Redundant documents. Paper piled upon paper, like bricks in a wall. You finish one set of clearances only to be told you need another, and another. What should be the key to freedom becomes the very chain that binds you.

June marked saw a significant milestone for our organization as we formally unveiled our second flagship program we are calling the...

The UN has spoken. But our own people—judges who dismiss cases against the innocent, jail officers who treat inmates with dignity, parole officers who walk the extra mile—have spoken louder. These are the true Filipino heroes.

COMMUNITY BAIL BOND UPDATE 03 - 30 May

What has been done: March was a hectic month with our organization starting new initiatives with partner groups aimed at helping released...

A more effective and well-supported PPA will go a long way in reducing recidivism and increasing public safety

What has been done: The month of August was marked by several engagements aimed at exploring projects and activities that would benefit...

August 7 we met with officers and staff from the Parole and Probation Administration Region 6