Transcription of Black communities - OHRN
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1 IntroductionResearch studies and data monitoring have consistently shown that ofall the Black and minority ethnic (BME) groups in Britain, those fromblack communities in particular are disproportionately represented inboth the criminal justice and the mental health anomalyis compounded by the fact that both systems seriously disadvantageblack people once within their remit. This briefing examines the extentof these two interconnected problems, the underlying causes andrecent policy and strategy developments, before makingrecommendations for change. Despite various policy initiatives in recent years, little progress hasbeen made in tackling this important subject.
counterparts to seek out resettlement services based within prisons.14 Where black prisoners experience problems shared by the general prison population such as drug or alcohol dependency,
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Offenders who experience communication difficulties, Certificate in Multi-Agency Working, TACKLING DRUG USE IN RENTED HOUSING, Restorative Justice, Introduction to the Drug Interventions, Introduction to the Drug Interventions Programme for prisons, PRISON LIBRARY SERVICE, Licence conditions, licences and, LICENCE CONDITIONS, LICENCES AND LICENCE AND