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Holloway

By: Rosemin Najmudin
Narrated by: Zainab Faizal
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Holloway was a closed category.

A prison supposedly for women who had committed murders and were considered to be dangerous criminals. What was unknown was that many women were placed in Holloway due to the abuses and crimes related to and should often have been blamed on men. Historically such injustices and inequality were often linked to cases such as the Suffragette movement and the Irish Republicans. However, in modern times women found themselves to be remanded or imprisoned in Holloway for petty crimes, as a place of detention when there were immigration issues and for reasons that were beyond the understanding of those involved.

Here are the stories of women who were abused by the laws and society one hoped were there to protect rather than punish them further. These remarkable women formed deep friendships, loved, and cared for each other despite being thrown into a place of fear and intimidation.

©2022 Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd (P)2023 Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd
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