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Samuel Doria Medina Promises Prison Reform and Turning Prisoners Into Entrepreneurs
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A Sample Grant Proposal on “From Cells to Courts: Community Advocacy for Prison Reform and Detainee Rights” - fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability
This grant proposal aims to address the pressing issues surrounding prison reform and detainee rights. The need for reform in the criminal justice system has never been more urgent, as many individuals face inhumane conditions and lack access to basic rights while incarcerated. This proposal outlines a comprehensive plan to advocate for the rights of... [Read More] The post A Sample Grant Proposal on “From Cells to Courts: Community Advocacy for…
The candidate for UNIDAD visited the San Roque prison in Sucre, where he denounced overcrowding and excessive pre-trial detention, in addition to proposing his model of social reintegration. Samuel Doria Medina, a presidential candidate for UNIDA, addressed a message to the more than 30,000 inmates in Bolivian prisons, committing himself to reforming the prison system and promoting entrepreneurship as a tool for reintegration. “We are going to c…
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