Prison journalism

Prison journalism refers to news, stories, and reports produced within correctional facilities by incarcerated individuals, staff, or approved external media. It provides a platform for inmates to share their experiences, express opinions, and highlight issues related to prison life, justice, and rehabilitation. This form of journalism can promote transparency, foster dialogue, and support reform efforts. While often limited by security measures, prison journalism can serve as a valuable tool for advocacy and personal empowerment, giving inmates a voice and contributing to broader societal conversations about justice and human rights.