Sentence examples for incarcerated peoples from inspiring English sources

Yeah, the oldest continuous civilisation in the world are some of its most incarcerated peoples, and yet are somehow meant to be "young and free".

We represent only 2.4% of the Australian population yet account for more than 25% of the prison population, making us statistically among the most incarcerated peoples in the world.

We're pumping incarcerated peoples' veins full of pentobarbital and burying them behind prisons.

Already, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are the most incarcerated peoples in the world even more so than African Americans on a per capita basis.

One in five incarcerated people is there for drug-related crimes and many others are incarcerated for crimes committed to support a drug habit.

"Young black people in the US are the most incarcerated people in the world.

The biographies of incarcerated people are filled with stories of unaddressed trauma and victimization.

Wages for incarcerated people can generally be measured in cents per hour.

CASAColumbia's research has found that two-thirds of all incarcerated people in the United States meet medical criteria for addiction.

I applaud your sensible editorial on cutting prison costs by limiting obstacles for incarcerated people after release.

Today, the conversation is fuelled by the politics of fear: incarcerated people are caricatures of danger, rather than human beings.