No, to custody deaths ...
No officers convicted of a death in custody in the UK since 1969
No, to all injustices ...
Campaigners vow to keep up the pressure to protest all injustices
A bill that would abolish the state's death penalty for all future cases and replace the punishment with life imprisonment has passed its first round of votes in the General…
For the third time since 2009, the legislature's judiciary committee on Wednesday pondered the fate of Connecticut's death penalty, but those who want to abolish capital punishment believe this may…
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced that there were 57 apparent self-inflicted deaths among prisoners in England and Wales during 2011. Crispin Blunt, the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State…
A huge increase in the use of force to restrain teenage boys at a privately run young offender institution has been sharply criticised by the chief inspector of prisons. Nick…
One of the country's most experienced prison governors has condemned the use of short-term sentences that put thousands of women behind bars each year. In a letter to the justice…
African-American's receive up to 60 percent longer prison sentences than their white counter parts, a new academic study has revealed. The research by M. Marit Rehavi of the University of…
Nick Clegg has still not fulfilled a promise to stop any child being held in an immigration centre, it emerged yesterday as the Home Office announced 17 young people were…
Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke risked the ire of some of his own party’s backbenchers today by claiming that sending more people to prison for longer sentences in order to cut…