- (AU) Charge or Release David Hicks
 - Online petition document. - (AU) Deaths In Custody Watch Committee
- Community organisation committed to preventing deaths of prisoners in custody in Western Australia. Focuses on ensuring the implementation of the Recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths In Custody.
- (AU) Fair Go For David
- Information about David Hicks, a Australian citizen who was captured in Afghanistan as an alleged Taliban member.
- Crime and Punishment: Is Man Responsible for His Actions?
- Commentary on questions of punishment and rehabilitation, from a Christian perspective. Includes highlights from writings about humanitarianism and injustice by author C.S. Lewis.
- Debt to Society
- 2001 investigation from Mother Jones Magazine, exploring the costs of incarceration and conditions in prisons. Discusses issues such as juvenile justice, recidivism, and prison health issues. Also features a state-by-state incarceration atlas.
- Exponents Inc.@
- Human Rights Watch: Prisons
- News and analysis about abusive treatment of prisoners worldwide. Human Rights Watch provides information about human rights violations in prisons, prisoners' legal rights, and U.N. actions and research.
- Innocent In Prison Project International (IIPPI)
- Volunteer organisation of prisoners, their families, friends, and activists working against wrongful imprisonment and false convictions worldwide. Find out about IPPI events, campaigns, and fundraising drives.
- Jailing the Mentally Ill
- Radio series about mentally ill prisoners in the American penal system. Includes audio interviews, a photo essay, and discussion of the insanity defence. From American RadioWorks, July 2000.
- Ohio Families Against Disparate Sentences (OHFADS)
- Organisation of Ohio prisoners and their families, working to change sentencing inequality in the state. With information about Ohio law and legislative news, as well as links to support groups, and advocates for prisoners and family.
- Prison Activist Resource Center
- Volunteer organisation dedicated to challenging institutionalized racism in the criminal justice system. Find information about political prisoners, POWs, women in prison, the death penalty, legal activism, and other issues.
- Prison Moratorium Project
- Exploring a future beyond prisons. The Prison Moratorium Project offers programmes and information for youth, educators, and activists regarding prison expansion, alternatives to incarceration, and the American justice system.
- Prison Radio
- Aims to challenge mass incarceration and racism by airing the voices of prison inmates. Includes the audio essays of Mumia Abu-Jabal. From the Redwood Justice Fund.
- Prisoner Rights
- News and information about the legal rights of U.S. prisoners, from the ACLU National Prison Project. Includes information for inmates, facts about health and medical issues in prison, and a tool kit for advocates helping eligible prisoners to vote.
- Prisoners.com
- Nonprofit corporation dedicated to education, information, and charity for Pennsylvania prisoners and their families. Includes articles about prison life, the politics of imprisonment, legal information, and justice system news.
- Prisons in Crisis
- Analysis of the role of prisons in U.S. society. Explores the prison system's effectiveness at punishing prisoners, protecting society, preventing future crime, and rehabilitating criminals. From Watchtower, the official web site of Jehovah's Witnesses.
- PrisonSucks.Com
- Clearinghouse for research and statistics about prisons, imprisonment, and the criminal justice system. Includes stats and fact sheets about the death penalty, mandatory minimum sentences, racial disparities, and recidivism.
- Third World Traveler: US Prison Watch
- News and statistics about U.S. prisons. Covers issues such as the War on Drugs, the prison industrial complex, and racial divides in the criminal justice system. Also includes book excerpts and recommendations.
- Voices Behind the Walls
- Newsletter from inmates in Pennsylvania prisons. Read first-person stories of life behind the walls, bars, and razor-wire fences of the state's prison system.
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