<p>The UN has raised serious concerns about how women are treated in Irish prisons — from overcrowding to the lack of proper alternatives. Joining us is Saoirse Brady, Executive Director of the Irish Penal Reform Trust, who helped bring these issues to the international stage. She explains what needs to change, why now, and how Ireland can build a more just and humane system.</p>

The UN has raised serious concerns about how women are treated in Irish prisons — from overcrowding to the lack of proper alternatives. Joining us is Saoirse Brady, Executive Director of the Irish Penal Reform Trust, who helped bring these issues to the international stage. She explains what needs to change, why now, and how Ireland can build a more just and humane system.

Women Behind Bars: The Case for Urgent Prison Reform Part 2

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