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UK: Fatally Flawed: Has the state learned lessons from the deaths of children and young people in prison?

26 October 2012

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This new evidence based report examining the experiences and treatment of children and young people who died in prison custody in England and Wales is published by INQUEST and the Prison Reform Trust. It provides an in-depth analysis of the deaths of children and young people (aged 18-24) while in the care of the state.

- Press release (link)
- Full report (pdf)

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