Strong evidence of racism in CPS

Article Abstract:

An investigative report on discrimination against ethnic minority staff in the Crown Prosecution Service is discussed. Additional information on the actions considered by the Crown Prosecution Service to avoid race discrimination situations is also included.

Human resource management, Commission for Racial Equality

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CRE to investigate Crown Prosecution Service

Article Abstract:

The UK's Commission for Racial Equality is investigating the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for violations of the Race Relations Act. This investigation will center on the Croydon office, but other investigations of the CPS are also underway.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Criminal Law NEC, Race relations, Criminal law, United Kingdom. Commission for Racial Equality

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Prison service is racist, the CRE concludes

Article Abstract:

The investigation undertaken by the Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) has found HM Prison Service guilty of racial discrimination. The findings of the investigation in relation to treatment of ethnic minority prison staff are described.

Legal issues & crime, International Affairs, Racial Oppression, Company legal issue, Employment discrimination

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