
Efforts to tackle racism in prison have regressed
The Winter 2021 Bromley Briefings Prison Factfile says the prison service has lost the focus and commitment to tackle racism inside.
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The Winter 2021 Bromley Briefings Prison Factfile says the prison service has lost the focus and commitment to tackle racism inside.
Youth Justice Board finds all minority ethnic groups more likely to be remanded in custody.
Revolving Doors Agency finds Black young adults are significantly more likely to be dragged into the criminal justice system for low-level offences.
The MoJ’s second annual update on tackling racial disparity shows there is a lot of work still to be done.
Latest section 95 statistics from the Ministry of Justice show racial disparity throughout our justice system.
The MoJ’s first year update on tackling racial disparity shows there is a lot of work to be done.
New HMPPS rapid evidence assessment finds little research into impact of rehabilitative interventions on offenders from a BAME background.
Prisons and Probation Ombudsman finds that prisoner complaints of discrimination are often minimised or disregarded undermining confidence in fairness.
David Lammy’s review into racial discrimination at every stage of the criminal justice system. Will government act on his 35 far-reaching recommendations?
Prison Reform Trust sets out the continuing discrimination experienced by Black and Asian women at all stages of the justice system.
Research by Women in Prison & Agenda for the Lammy report gives BAME women involved in the criminal justice system a rare opportunity to have their voices heard
Valuable report from Catch 22 giving BAME prisoner perceptions on the discrimination they experience.