We do not own the world, and its riches are not ours to dispose of
at will. Show a loving consideration for all creatures, and seek to
maintain the beauty and variety of the world. Work to ensure that
our increasing power over nature is used responsibly, with reverence
for life. Rejoice in the splendour of God's continuing creation. SOCIAL JUSTICE
Crime, Community & Justice
Quakers have a long-standing historic involvement with the criminal justice system on both sides of the bars. This involvement continues into the present day with a commitment by Quakers to address the criminal justice system at all levels from individual prisoners to responding to government consultations.
Crime & community justice
Quakers, via their work in the criminal justice system promote restorative justice, which aims to keep those who are harmed by crime at the centre of processes and criminal justice systems. The Crime, Community and Justice Group also responds to government proposals and promotes Quaker values in the wider world.
Quaker Prison Chaplains
In the early days of the Quaker movement many Friends were imprisoned for their beliefs. Ever since, there has been a continuing concern for prisoners and the conditions in prisons, exemplified in the work of Elizabeth Fry, which is continued by Quaker Prison Chaplains today.
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