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İlgili Etiketlereducation memoir Parkville College Ralph Jackman teaching human rights Victoria Melbourne

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Education·02.06.2026AI özeti

Ralph Jackman's Memoir 'Detention' Highlights Crisis in Youth Justice

Former sports reporter Ralph Jackman recounts his challenging first days teaching at Parkville College, a school for detained youth in Melbourne. His memoir, 'Detention,' details the boys' struggles and the systemic issues at the facility, advocating for better education and human rights.

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David Lammy Pledges to Cut Youth Incarceration and End Lifelong Criminal Records for Under-18s

Siyaset·17.05.2026AI özeti

David Lammy Pledges to Cut Youth Incarceration and End Lifelong Criminal Records for Under-18s

Justice Secretary David Lammy plans to cut youth jail numbers by 25% and end lifelong criminal records for under-18s. The overhaul includes new interventions and parental accountability measures.