Dita Saliuka

My brother, Liridon, passed away at the hands of the state. From the jury’s conclusions it is painfully obvious, the very people that were meant to be protecting his life, contributed to his death. inquest.org.uk/liridon-saliuk…

@Ipp_Mum @BlasioRobinson I’m so sorry to hear this Sonia. Thinking of you ❤️

@BlasioRobinson I'm so very sorry 🙏xx

Saturday evening at 9:20, my husband lost his fight to cancer. I can’t tell you how devastated I am. Seven years of his life taken from him spent in Prison incarcerated an innocen man I will never stop fighting to clear his name. It is disgraceful what my husband has gone through

The number of people dying in prisons in England and Wales has risen to the highest level on record, official data reveal. Prisons recorded 394 deaths in 2025 – a 15% increase on the previous year. They included 79 people who died in circumstances recorded as “self-inflicted”. howardleague.org/news/revealed-…

Solicitor fined over vulnerable client's representation. lawgazette.co.uk/news/solicitor…

Remember that tomorrow is the Independence Day of Kosova... Never forget the Serbian genocide against Albanians in Kosova...!

Having a disability is not a choice, yet even with legal protections under the Equality Act 2010, people with disabilities are often among the most disadvantaged and overlooked in society.

People with learning disabilities often face systemic disadvantages within the criminal justice system and are among the least likely to receive a fair trial and sentencing.

Your voice may be gone, but your love still guides me, Liridon. You left this world to find peace, and while I grieve deeply, I’m comforted knowing you are resting peacefully, my brother.

Six years have passed since you left us, Liridon, and not a day goes by without thinking of you. I hold onto the love, laughter, and warmth you shared, and your memory brings me a quiet peace. Always in my heart 🤍

🚨NEW - hunger strikers need our solidarity, but we can't forget that HMP Bronzefield is notorious for mistreating prisoners who often go unnoticed By @ShareefaEnergy thecanary.co/uk/analysis/20…

@HudaAmmori Being on remand shouldn’t be a death sentence. Yet people awaiting trial face a higher risk of dying in custody. Too many prison deaths are preventable.

Is it Labour values to ignore unconvicted prisoners who face imminent death? You need to meet with the hunger strikers' representatives, and address the demands. If you don't do this URGENTLY, you will have *more* blood on your hands.

My heart is with everyone in prison on hunger strike right now. I lost my brother in prison due to staff failures and disability discrimination. No one should have to suffer or risk their life to be heard. Dignity, accountability, and humanity must matter.

I am gravely concerned about the safety and well-being of the six prisoners on hunger strike. The lack of media coverage over this emergency is truly shocking. Ask your MP to sign the EDM, demanding urgent action from the Justice Secretary, here: edm.parliament.uk/early-day-moti…

Today is #InternationalDayOfPersonswithDisabilities. Disabled prisoners often report more negatively in our surveys than their non-disabled peers, but we do see good practice in some jails. Find out more below ⬇️

When decisions about liberty are left to fewer people, mistakes and bias carry even more weight. Protect juries. Protect fairness.

A prison has been slammed after placing a British Asian man in a cell with a known racist who then murdered him. HMP Belmarsh ‘did not properly consider’ Stevie Hilden’s history of racism when they assigned Sundeep Ghuman as his cellmate at HMP Belmarsh. asianimage.co.uk/news/25624475.…

“Prisons are rapidly becoming de facto mental health asylums", absorbing the spill-over of those with mental health needs. Cat, of @Reform_Rebuild, describes the vicious cycle where a prisoner becomes a 'ghost in the machine' as his mental health declines centreformalepsychology.com/male-psycholog…

The death of a vulnerable young woman who took her own life in prison on Christmas Eve last year was contributed to by neglect, an inquest jury has found: gcnchambers.co.uk/inquest-into-d…

UK: The inquest into a homicide at HMP Belmarsh on 18 Feb 2000 concluded that there were failings in the Cell Sharing Risk Assessment. A British Asian man shared a 3-man cell with a prisoner known for violence and racism who attacked him with a table leg: inquest.org.uk/sundeep-ghuman…

Jury finds serious failings by Belmarsh Prison led to killing of Sundeep Ghuman by racist cellmate gardencourtchambers.co.uk/jury-finds-ser…

Ministry of Justice, the ones meant to uphold the law, hiding things from the public? Never! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…