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Limited time out of cells, overcrowding, poor conditions, use of force, solitary confinement and self-harm in prisons are commonplace and,...
The implementation of ‘hostile environment’ immigration policies marked a reduction in human rights protections and court cases have found failures...
Despite the implementation of wide-ranging reforms since 2014, children with special educational needs (SEN) and disabilities (SEND) still face barriers...
The proportion of disabled pupils attending special schools has been steadily increasing for several years. In response, the Welsh Government...
Although rates of relative poverty have remained static for working-age adults, the number of children living in relative poverty and...
Wales has the highest levels of poverty in the UK, with no significant improvements in people’s outcomes over recent years....
Amid rising demand and funding constraints, more people were being declined care in the years prior to the coronavirus (COVID-19)...
There are persistent barriers affecting disabled people’s right to live independently as part of the community. The UK Government has...
The UK Government has continued to seek to limit its accountability for responding to allegations of human rights abuses and...
Policing in England and Wales has contributed to a regression in human rights protection for certain groups. Though there is...
