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Indigenous deaths in custody: Prison healthcare whistleblowers hit out at companies such as Serco operating Australian jails - Vimarsana News

Indigenous deaths in custody: Prison healthcare whistleblowers hit out at companies such as Serco operating Australian jails

GRAPHIC CONTENT: Unnecessary pain, suffering and death is rampant in prisons because of understaffing and indifference, particularly towards Indigenous people, whistleblowers say.

Indigenous deaths in custody: Prison healthcare whistleblowers hit out at companies such as Serco operating Australian jails - Vimarsana News

Indigenous deaths in custody: Prison healthcare whistleblowers hit out at companies such as Serco operating Australian jails

GRAPHIC CONTENT: Unnecessary pain, suffering and death is rampant in prisons because of understaffing and indifference, particularly towards Indigenous people, whistleblowers say.

Source: smh.com.au
Veronica Nelson's death was cruel and disturbing. So too was the government's cover-up | Sarah Schwartz - Vimarsana News

Veronica Nelson's death was cruel and disturbing. So too was the government's cover-up | Sarah Schwartz

This egregious deception calls into question Victoria’s system of reviewing deaths in custody. It shouldn’t fall to grieving families to investigate

Bail Law Reform Urgently Needed in Victoria to Stem Deaths in Custody - Vimarsana News

Bail Law Reform Urgently Needed in Victoria to Stem Deaths in Custody

Veronica Nelson, who died in police custody in 2020 after being denied bail, was subject to “cruel and degrading treatment,” a coroner’s report concluded.

Almost half of female deaths in custody are First Nations women - Vimarsana News

Almost half of female deaths in custody are First Nations women

Neglect and racism are leading to the deaths of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander women in custody, a new study has found.