Youth Detention: Solitary confinement and restraint inquiry

Human Rights (Joint Committee) Closed Inquiry
Opened: 24 Apr 2018 Closed: 8 Oct 2019 Parliament page
The use of pain inducing techniques and solitary confinement of children in detention must be banned, says our report. These cause physical distress and psychological harm in both the short and longer term, and are clearly not compliant with human rights standards. Government response published Read the Government response (PDF … Read more
1 Report
5 Oral sessions
1 Letter
5 Events
Activity timeline 8 events
18 Jul
2019
Report published
2 May
2019
Correspondence
18 Apr
2019
Report published
17 Oct
2018
Oral evidence
10 Oct
2018
Oral evidence
12 Sep
2018
Oral evidence
11 Jul
2018
Oral evidence
4 Jul
2018
Oral evidence
Oral evidence sessions 5 sessions
17 Oct 2018
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Correspondence 1 letter
2 May 2019 From committee Letter to Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, regarding Committee's report on Youth Detention: Solitary Confinement and Restraint, dated 2 May 2019
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