Tag: Ministry of Justice

It has come to light that the Labour Party government accidentally released 37 prisoners who were serving sentences for breaching ...

UK prisons are "on the point of collapse" and in need of reform. This was the verdict from new Labour ...

The government announced on Monday 29 January that it has opened a consultation on re-introducing fees in the employment tribunal ...

On Monday 4 December, hundreds of people gathered at dozens of Crown Courts across England and Wales to uphold the ...

A block of Ministry of Justice (MoJ)-owned flats in Islington has been lying empty for years - all while desperate ...

Content warning: Racism, solitary confinement, islamophobia, prison violence Demonstrators gathered outside the Royal Courts of Justice on 24 February to ...

INQUEST has published a report revealing new data and sharing the harrowing stories of 22 Black and racially minoritised people ...

This article includes discussion of self-harm and self-inflicted death A report published by User Voice has found that the treatment of ...

HMP The Mount, a prison in Hertfordshire, tweeted (and later deleted) a post about how prisoners receive post from family ...

This article was updated on 27 May 17:00. The article previously stated that one of the boys involved in the ...

On 27 January, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) released its quarterly statistics on deaths and self-harm in prison in England ...

Campaigners Anti-Carceral Solidarity (ACS) have made allegations of Islamophobic assaults at HMP Full Sutton. These latest allegations come after The Canary reported on ...

Content warning – this article contains references to racism, violence, and sexual violence inside the prison system Prison abolition campaigners ...

Campaigners say plans for 500 extra prison places for women will 'tear families apart' as they urge the government to ...

Campaigners are calling for action to support a vulnerable prisoner at HMP Full Sutton. Kevan Thakrar has been imprisoned for ...

While parts of the UK basked in 37°C sun on 31 July, prisoners were stuck in inhumane, overheated conditions without ...

The number of prisoners self-harming was also at a record high.