Race & Justice: A joint response to the Sentencing Review
Clinks, Black Men 4 Change, FORWARD, Together Women and the RR3's joint response to the lack of focus on race in the Sentencing Review final report.
The Education Committee inquiry into boys’ attainment and engagement in education
Clinks provided a response to the The Education Committee inquiry into boys’ attainment and engagement in education.
Clinks Policy Briefing | June 2025
Welcome to the Month Year edition of the Clinks Policy Briefing. Let us know your thoughts about this newsletter, or any of the things it has covered by emailing the Policy team.
This month:
Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 884 | 06 June 2025
In this issue...
GRT History Month - Challenging racial disparities in the criminal justice system
Grace Preston, Senior Policy & Advocacy Officer at the Traveller Movement, writes for Clinks on the importance of centring Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities in discussions around racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 883 | 30 May 2025
In this issue...
Justice and Home Affairs Committee’s inquiry | Prison culture: governance, leadership and staffing
Clinks provided a response to the Justice and Home Affairs Committee’s inquiry into prison culture.
Newsflash | The Independent Sentencing Review
The Independent Sentencing Review
Our response
Today (22 May 2025) could, and should, be a real line-in-the-sand moment for reform of our criminal justice system, offering a genuine opportunity for the Government to fundamentally reshape how the system works. The Independent Sentencing Review’s recommendations are hugely welcome, particularly in their recognition of the voluntary sector’s central role in helping people at every stage of the criminal justice system.