‘No Shower, Wearing Diapers, Laying There For So Long’ Lawsuits that challenge mental healthcare and medical care for incarcerated people advance in Illinois. Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg
Lawsuit Claims Delaware Prisoners Are Still Being Beaten, Stripped And Tortured Months After Uprising Meanwhile, the abysmal medical care that helped spark the riot persists. Raven Rakia
Will Alabama Sheriffs Finally Stop Diverting Jail Food Funds To Their Own Wallets? The governor is making sheriffs sign an oath promising they won't misuse funds meant to feed jail prisoners. But some sheriffs are already pushing back. Lauren Gill
A Troubled Federal Prison Unit Gets New Life In A Different State Instead of changing its conditions and practices, The Bureau of Prisons is simply moving a problem-plagued federal prison unit in Pennsylvania to Illinois. Victoria Law
Why Prisoners are Striking Today Prisoners are striking to end death by incarceration, prison slavery and poor living conditions. Raven Rakia
Most Recent Deaths At East Baton Rouge Jail Could Have Been Avoided A new report details the abysmal conditions, lack of medical care, and staff shortages that led to the unusually high death rate in East Baton Rouge Parish Prison. Teresa Mathew
Why do Prisoners in Florida Keep Dying? With privatization of the state’s prisons in full swing, this year is on track to be its deadliest on record. Michael Sainato
‘You Never Want to go to the Workhouse’ Activists launch a new campaign to close an infamous St. Louis jail. Sylvia A. Harvey
