Organizations whose function is advocating for wrongfully convicted people, missing and exploited children, or broader criminal justice reform, rather than operating as a government law enforcement, forensic or correctional body. Belongs here: nonprofit and civil society organizations pursuing exoneration, child protection or systemic reform. Does not belong here: government agencies performing investigation, forensic analysis or custody, grouped under the other subcategories in this tree, even when their work touches the same cases. This subcategory currently holds two live entities; a future mint wave is expected to grow it.
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1. Howard League for Penal Reform (Wikipedia)
Howard League for Penal Reform, lead sectionQuote, Howard League for Penal Reform, lead section
It was founded as the Howard Association in 1866 and changed its name in 1921, following a merger with the Penal Reform League.
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