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• Reuters (along with many other media outlets) reported that Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán was sent to the U.S. Penitentiary Administrative Maximum, or ADX, in Florence, Colorado, on Friday, after being sentenced to life in prison plus 30 years on drug trafficking and murder conspiracy charges. Guzmán said that the conditions he had faced at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, […]

Seven Days in Solitary

administrative segregation

Seven Days in Solitary [7/22/19]

UPDATE: New York’s Elected Leaders Make Deal That Thwarts Passage of the HALT Solitary Confinement Act

Seven Days in Solitary [6/10/19]

Indefinite Solitary Confinement in New York’s Prisons Is Finally Put to the Test

Seven Days in Solitary [5/13/19]

Seven Days in Solitary [4/15/19]

Seven Days in Solitary [4/8/19]

Seven Days in Solitary [4/1/19]

Seven Days in Solitary [3/25/19]

Seven Days in Solitary [2/11/19]

Seven Days in Solitary [2/4/19]

Seven Days in Solitary [1/28/19]

Seven Days in Solitary [12/24/18]

Seven Days in Solitary [10/14/18]

Seven Days in Solitary [10/7/18]

Prisons Use Solitary Confinement to Silence Strikers Nationwide—But Their Voices Have Been Heard

Voices from Solitary: A Concrete Death

Seven Days in Solitary [7/15/18]

“As Long As Solitary Exists, They Will Find a Way to Use It”: Five Years After California’s Prison Hunger Strike

Seven Days in Solitary [6/24/18]

Voices From Solitary: Resurrection

Seven Days in Solitary [4/15/18]

Seven Days in Solitary [10/15/17]

Voices From Solitary: What Decades of Isolation Do to the Mind and Body

Decades After Prison Escapes, Men Face Life in Solitary Confinement With No Way Out

“Dying to Live”: Hunger Strike in Wisconsin Prison Protests Indefinite Solitary Confinement

Opening the Door

Shakeup in Alaska Prisons Targets “Overuse” of Solitary Confinement

Voices from Solitary: A Second-by-Second Attack on Your Soul