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Applicants for Gilbert task force pitch qualifications - Vimarsana News

Applicants for Gilbert task force pitch qualifications

For Owen Fermoyle, joining Gilbert’s Community Engagement Task Force to tackle teen violence is personal.

SLO County fails to provide adequate mental health services, Grand Jury finds - Vimarsana News

SLO County fails to provide adequate mental health services, Grand Jury finds

By KAREN VELIE A resent Grand Jury investigation determined San Luis Obispo County has failed to create and maintain a safe, orderly, effective and

Indigenous woman sues ACT over forced strip search her legal team alleges amounts to 'torture' | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Indigenous woman sues ACT over forced strip search her legal team alleges amounts to 'torture' | Australia news

The woman, a sexual assault survivor with serious health problems, alleges her human rights were breached by the forced search

Who Corrects Corrective Services? - Vimarsana News

Who Corrects Corrective Services?

Staff at the Alexander Maconochie Correctional Centre have breached the Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act, after forcibly strip searching a...

No outcry against Canberra's shameful 'obscenity' - Vimarsana News

No outcry against Canberra's shameful 'obscenity'

JON STANHOPE. OVER the last eight years, the number of Aboriginal people sent to prison in Australia has increased by just over 50 per cent. Jon Stanhope. Without argument, this is a national disgrace. Over the last eight years, the number of Aboriginal people sent to prison in Canberra has increased by 279 per cent. The highest rate of increase in Australia.  Of the Aboriginal people currently in prison in Canberra, 90 per cent have served a prior sentence of imprisonment. It is the highest recidivism rate in Australia.  An Aboriginal person in Canberra is 19.4 times more likely to be sent...