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Rehabilitation of Offenders Act at 50: Time for an update
Online searches and news websites mean some criminal convictions may never be forgotten, even when they are spent. Jo Easton takes a look.
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Unlock letter urges Criminal Cases Review Commission Chair to rebuild trust after leadership changes
Unlock CEO, Paula Harriott has written to the interim head of the CCRC urging them to focus on lived experience decision making
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Emirates to Margate: We join Margate FC to fight stigma
Unlock's Better Advice for All team help with some footie fun to fight stigma
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Unlock CEO Paula Harriott: Reflection six months into the role
Paula Harriott joined Unlock from the Prison Reform Trust. She is a first-time CEO with lived experience.
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The complexity of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act
Unlock has published a new briefing to mark 50 years since the Act took effect
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Louise Haigh resignation
Unlock's thoughts on Louise Haigh's resignation
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Unlock responds to Committee Stage of the Employment Rights Bill
Read the latest on the bill's progress and our response
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Help RBIJ and Unlock shape support for employers
The Responsible Business Initiative for Justice (RBIJ) and Unlock are joining forces.
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Welcoming new Trustees
Unlock welcomed six new Trustees at our October Board meeting.
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A better criminal records system for all children
It's time for change, explains Mark Blake from the Criminal Justice Alliance
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Internet searches on job applicants add to double discrimination for people with non-anglicised names
You may find criminal records information you aren't entitled to know - especially harmful for people with a distinctive name
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Disproportionality and criminal records
Policy Officer Brendan outlines how people from racially minoritised communities are disproportionally impacted by criminal records
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Employment Rights Bill
Government has a chance to include protections from unfair dismissal for people with criminal records
