Capital Punishment
 Inmate Web Sites (34) Web pages and blogs of inmates on Death Row. 3532 views, 0 viewing |
Online Communities (3) carpools Online Forums, Groups and chats relating to Capital Punishment and the Death Penalty. 748 views, 0 viewing |
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This site is dedicated to those in prison throughout the world who retain their integrity in the face of oppression. To those who struggle against all odds to stick to an ideal. To those who rise above their chains, and despite the cost, refuse to submit, refuse to be beaten down, and refuse to lose their humanity. |
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Prison Inmate's currently on Death Row seeking correspondence. |
Death Penalty Focus seeks to educate the public about the inherent unfairness of the death penalty. |
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The Death Penalty Information Center is a non-profit organization serving the media and the public with analysis and information on issues concerning capital punishment. The Center was founded in 1990 and prepares in-depth reports, issues press releases, conducts briefings for journalists, and serve |
Death Row Speaks is an anti-death penalty website founded in 2001 by federal death row inmates David Paul Hammer and Jeffery William Paul. The purpose of this website is to show the humanity of those condemned to death. Death Row Speaks is an advocate web site in opposition to the Death Penalty. As a mission, the organizers wish to increase awareness of the death penalty and directly related issues; to win additional support of our position; and to encourage activism on the part of our visitors. This website brings information on the death penalty from both inside and outside the prison. On this website you will find profiles, poems, artwork, essays and all kinds of materials contributed by death row inmates all over America . We give information on upcoming executions, methods and the history of the death penalty. |
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Execution Watch broadcasts and streams live on KPFT FM HD2 and www.executionwatch.org at 6 p.m. Central Time (click on "Listen"), whenever the state of Texas puts someone to death. It is produced by Elizabeth Stein, hosted by Ray Hill and engineered by Otis Maclay, all volunteers and veteran journalists who became weary of the virtual news blackout in the mainstream media around executions. Each one-hour show includes live reports from outside the death house in Huntsville, legal analysis of the case by attorney Jim Skelton, and a featured interview. Execution Watch is designed to educate listeners about the sheer number of executions in Texas, as well as the reality versus the myth of who gets the death penalty and why. If an execution is called off, so is the show. We are the only radio program that loves to be canceled. |
JFTI offers help for Death row inmates, especially those with wrong convictions or strong claims of innocence (no financial support!). They offer support for Lifers & Long-term too. Free penpal ads, some good projects and they publish writings and art from inmates. They publish since 2007 reports about special laws cases and offer a very good newsletter. |
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Support and friendship for prisoners on Death Row in the United States |
Since its inception in 1976, NCADP has been the only fully staffed national organization exclusively devoted to abolishing capital punishment. NCADP provides information, advocates for public policy, and mobilizes and supports individuals and institutions that share our unconditional rejection of capital punishment. Our commitment to abolition of the death penalty is rooted in several critical concerns. |
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The Texas Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty (TCADP) is a grassroots Texas organization comprised of individuals and groups who work to end the death penalty in all cases, everywhere. We are an inclusive organization composed of human rights activists; death row prisoners and their families; crime victims and their families; persons working within the criminal justice system; persons opposed to capital punishment on religious and moral grounds; and other concerned citizens opposed to capital punishment. |
Texas Moratorium Network (TMN) is a grassroots, non-profit organization with the primary goal of mobilizing statewide support for a moratorium on executions in Texas. It has about 10,000 members, about 85 percent of whom are in Texas with the rest in other U.S. states and in other countries. To accomplish its goal, TMN is engaged in various educational and outreach projects and works closely with other groups devoted to human rights and criminal justice reform, including other non-profit organizations, churches and synagogues, civic organizations and student groups. We believe that significant death penalty reform in Texas, including a moratorium on executions, is a viable goal if the public is educated on the death penalty system and is encouraged to contact their elected representatives to urge passage of moratorium legislation. |
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AAC works to find alternatives to the death penalty through abolitionist campaigns to stop capital punishment. |
WCADP seeks to abolish the death penalty: We work to educate the public, advocate through activities in the community, and inform political leaders. WCADP fulfills its mission by: * Providing newsletters, other written resources, and an active Speaker's Bureau * Coordinating anti-death penalty activities across the State of Washington * Working with the media * Educating the Legislature * Supporting Washington State death row prisoners |
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Links: 14 (51 counting subcategories)
Regular: 14
Last link added: 02/23/10