Yellow Ribbon Program
The Ministry of Justice states that handing over former inmates to their families is a crucial aspect of the Yellow Ribbon Program, focusing on rehabilitation, reintegration, and reducing reoffending.
This clarification comes after concerns were raised regarding the return of former Fiji 7s player, Amenoni Nasilasila, to his family by Fiji Corrections Service officers.
The handover process is conducted in line with Part 12, Section 50 of the Corrections Act 2006, which allows the Commissioner to provide post-release support services to discharged prisoners.
Author's summary: Ministry clarifies inmate handover process.
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