New research shows systematic discrimination against Muslims in UK prisons

This study by Maslaha highlights a troubling pattern of discrimination against Muslim prisoners in the UK. Data reveals that Muslim inmates face harsher regulations and are less likely to be offered job and education opportunities compared to their non-Muslim counterparts. Such systemic bias not only undermines the principles of fairness and equality but also raises serious questions about the treatment of religious minorities within the criminal justice system. This report underscores the need for a thorough review to ensure that all prisoners are treated equitably regardless of their faith.