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Black Lives Matter

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Private companies and immigration detention
Our Director, Richard Garside, was quoted in The Financial Times this month talking about private sector companies running immigration detention centres. Read more here.

This is the July 2015 edition of our ebulletin

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Fourth UK Justice Policy Review

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'People who are serious, insist on things'

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Reforms deliver a 'dis-United' Kingdom
We've been busy this month with the launch of The coalition years, our review of criminal justice developments across the United Kingdom since 2010. It highlights profound differences in approaches to policing, prisons and community supervision across the separate criminal justice jurisdictions of the UK. Check out who said what at the launch conference and what's happening next.

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Criminal justice since 2010

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Police racism and spying in the spotlight
Baroness Doreen Lawrence is one of a number of brilliant speakers we and The Monitoring Group have lined up for our joint conference on police corruption, racism and spying. Read what the The Guardian has to say about it here.

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Do they know it's Christmas?
As part of our ongoing comment series, Matt Ford, Research and Policy Assistant, wrote an article on how ethnic minority people are financially excluded.

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Violence against wo​men roundtable
This month our Senior Policy Associate Rebecca Roberts led a discussion at a roundtable we held on preventing violence against women and girls. Dr Maddy Coy from London Metropolitan University, Annie Ruddlesden from End Violence Against Women, and Dr Sarah Lamble from Birkbeck also spoke. It was a great discussion. Click here for more.