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UK: Yarl's Wood detained baby for 100 days, damning report reveals - Prisons inspector Dame Anne Owers says force used against children twice in last year at immigration removal centre

01 March 2010

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Yarl's Wood detained baby for 100 days, damning report reveals - Prisons inspector Dame Anne Owers says force used against children twice in last year at immigration removal centre (Guardian, link) and Full text: Report on an unannounced full follow-up inspection of Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre 9 – 13 November 2009 by HM Chief Inspector of Prisons (pdf)

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