%0 Journal Article
%T Evasion spirituelle autoris¨¦e : en d¨¦tention, pri¨¨re de r¨¦ins¨¦rer Spiritual escape: in jail, prayer for rehabilitation
%A Sara Liwerant
%J Droit et Cultures
%D 2009
%I L¡¯Harmattan
%X Comment le droit fran ais envisage la pri¨¨re dans ses prisons r¨¦publicaines ? Une lecture attentive du Code de proc¨¦dure p¨¦nale r¨¦v¨¨le que l¡¯exercice religieux en prison est reconnu au titre de la r¨¦insertion et non comme une libert¨¦ individuelle. Entendue essentiellement comme un exercice collectif, les pri¨¨res justifient des am¨¦nagements de la d¨¦tention afin de r¨¦pondre aux exigences du principe d¡¯¨¦galit¨¦ et ¨¤ l¡¯horizon oblig¨¦ de la r¨¦insertion. How does the French law perceive the question of the prayer in prison? A analysis of the "penal process" reveals that the notion of rehabilitation justifies the right to exercice a religious belief and is not perceived as an individual right. The law recognises that the allowance of prayer in prison encourages rehabilitation and yet respects the principal of non-discrimination as a collective activity and not as an act of faith.
%K principe d¡¯¨¦galit¨¦
%K pri¨¨re
%K d¨¦tention
%K prison
%K exercice religieux
%K r¨¦insertion
%K non-discrimination
%K prayer
%K jail
%K principal of non-discrimination
%K religious activity
%U http://droitcultures.revues.org/824