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The Transformative Justice Collective (TJC)<ref>https://transformativejusticecollective.org/</ref> is a Singapore-based organization dedicated to rethinking and reforming the country's criminal justice system, with a primary focus on abolishing the death penalty. | The '''Transformative Justice Collective''' (TJC)<ref>https://transformativejusticecollective.org/</ref> is a Singapore-based organization dedicated to rethinking and reforming the country's criminal justice system, with a primary focus on abolishing the death penalty. | ||
Founded on the principles of transformative justice, TJC aims to address systemic issues within Singapore's punitive framework. | Founded on the principles of transformative justice, TJC aims to address systemic issues within Singapore's punitive framework. | ||
== | == Mission and Objectives == | ||
TJC's mission encompasses several key areas: | TJC's mission encompasses several key areas: | ||
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* '''Human Rights Advocacy:''' Championing the rights of prisoners, particularly those on death row. | * '''Human Rights Advocacy:''' Championing the rights of prisoners, particularly those on death row. | ||
== | == Key Activities and Campaigns == | ||
TJC engages in various initiatives to further its mission: | TJC engages in various initiatives to further its mission: | ||
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Despite such challenges, TJC continues to advocate for systemic changes in Singapore's criminal justice system, emphasizing restorative and transformative approaches over punitive measures. | Despite such challenges, TJC continues to advocate for systemic changes in Singapore's criminal justice system, emphasizing restorative and transformative approaches over punitive measures. | ||
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