System Failure: Violence, Abuse and Neglect in the California Youth Authority (Excerpts)

Sorry, you need to install flash to see this content.
  • Tag
  • Flag
  • Rate
  • Save
  • Download
close

Your tags:

Login or register to tag items

A comma-separated list of terms describing this content. Example: rendition, police brutality, "Company, Inc.".

You can remove your tags by clicking on a specifc tag.

close

Login or register to tag items

close

Please login to rate media.

close

Please login to save to media.

close

Download

SF_3281_Eng_RA.flv (34.3mb)

Rate

Witnessed: 3134 times

Regions: United States

Issues: Education, Juvenile justice

Tags: Prisoners, prisons, Youth

Running Time: 08 mins.
In January 2004, two young wards of the California prison system were found hanged in their cells. These needless deaths were the culmination of countless violations committed against youth incarcerated by the California Youth Authority (CYA) one of the largest juvenile correctional agencies in the United States and led to an internal investigation.

Through the voices of former wards and their families, System Failure exposes the horrific conditions and human rights violations endemic to the California Youth Authority extreme levels of violence and solitary confinement, sexual assault, guard brutality, and medical, educational, and mental healthcare neglect and calls for a complete reform of the system.
© 2004, Ella Baker Center for Human Rights / WITNESS

Please enable JavaScript for full functionality of this page

Comments

sdasS

sdasS



Geographically Related