One third of children remanded to prison are BAME according to latest stats
https://t.co/ziAdIVncIA
This is a 10% increase in past 10 years & despite powerful reminder from @_YJB that BAME children disproportionately live in the most deprived 10% of neighbourhoods
@LEGALBEAGLEOK When police have researched this and targeted parental AAs, most reported being too overwhelmed by the situation to understand or take in new information about their role. If you can't explain it, how can they be expected to? (2/2)
@LEGALBEAGLEOK Thanks for the helpful response. We were genuinely asking for a suggestion on how better to explain this to a ten year old? If neither you or we can provide one that is legally AND age appropriate, how can the Appropriate Adult (often a parent with no legal training) do so?
It is your legal right to talk to a lawyer FOR FREE if you are arrested by the police. Lots of kids think they don't need a lawyer, but they do! Lawyers know what you should say to police https://t.co/LlxzXuy4zt
#childrensrights#Arrested#london#youngoffenders#youthjustice
Overall arrests of children have reduced, but Black children are increasingly more likely than White children to be arrested in England and Wales. How does this disproportionality influence outcomes for young people?#ukpolice#youngoffender#arrested#wecare#london#youthjustice
Excellent #ChildRights Masters class this afternoon. Today's topic- realising children's participation rights in policymaking. Great class thoughts on developing rights-based children's strategy 👇
Young offender institutions in England and Wales fail to provide the necessary support for children to succeed in life after custody, a report has found.https://t.co/2kNiLvsAJW