The right to freedom of association for persons deprived of liberty in Costa Rica
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https://doi.org/10.15517/dx174h79Keywords:
Right to freedom of association, Prision, Prision work, Costa RicaAbstract
This article presents three critical discourses about the non-recognition of the right to freedom of association for incarcerated individuals in Costa Rica. The first discourse is the fear of union organization, the second is the costs of recognizing this right, and the last involves the discourse of penal punitivism against law offenders.Downloads
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