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Listen to BME people in high-security hospitals

The number of black and minority ethnic (BME) people in the UK’s mental health and legal systems is disproportionate, and their voices are rarely heard. Ada Hui reports on her year-long study of BME patients in a high-security hospital
Posted 15 March 2018 - 12:25
 
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