On the surface, Thursday’s decision by the state of Washington’s Supreme Court declaring its death penalty unconstitutional might seem to impact only the folks tucked away in the nation's no... Read more
The Metropolitan police’s use of force has risen sharply in the last year, with black people far more likely to be subjected to such tactics than anyone else, the Guardian can reveal. Read more
It has come 47 years too late, but finally, the wheels of justice have begun to turn in the Ahmed Timol case. It was this month 47 years ago that the Security Branch threw Ahmed Timol to his... Read more
Scotland’s chief prosecutor has decided not to charge any police officers over the death of Sheku Bayoh, a trainee gas engineer who died in custody three years ago. Read more
The son of a woman knocked down and killed by a police car is stepping up his fight for a public inquiry. Raj Mahay is launching a petition next month for a review into the death of his moth... Read more
State racism, collusion and resistance is a conference, organised by The Monitoring Group, Tottenham Rights, Imran Khan & Partners Solicitors and the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies on... Read more
Prosecutors can use a former Minneapolis police officer’s psychological records against him when he goes on trial next year for fatally shooting an unarmed Australian woman who had called 91... Read more
The family of Sheku Bayoh are said to be “extremely distressed” after a decision in the investigation into his death in custody was leaked to the press before they were told of the outcome. Read more
