


The true cost of phone calls in prison has been revealed for the first time.
More than eight years since Ravenhall prison opened, recidivism rates at the prison are higher than those at public prisons.
An Ombudsman investigation has found people in Canberra’s only prison paid nearly $125,000 to make phone calls across two years when this should have been free.
Should going to prison mean never being allowed to hug your partner or child? Is denying physical contact a just punishment, or does it harm families and human dignity? And what do human rights have to say about it?
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