Megan Krakouer
Young people held in Western Australia's notorious Banksia Hill Detention Centre have climbed on to the roof of the Canning Vale facility. Reports indicate at least six of the children held at Banksia...
A 38-year-old Aboriginal man has died in Hakea Prison in Western Australia. The man was found unresponsive in a single occupancy cell Wednesday night just after 10pm.
Western Australia's Inspector of Custodial Services has called for an inquiry into the "entirely unacceptable" conditions at Hakea Prison. On Tuesday Inspector Eamon Ryan released the report for the 2...
Along with my colleagues, and stalwart warriors like Mr Ted Wilkes and Mr Sandy Davies, we have stood and continue to stand on the frontline; fighting for justice, equality, and a future for our peopl...
WA's Inspector of Custodial Services has raised concerns about the "unprecedented population growth" in the state's prisons, which is putting increasing pressure on the system and seeing more Indigeno...
Noongar justice advocate and senate candidate Megan Krakouer has called for an independent administrator to manage WA's notorious Hakea Prison.
The number of Aboriginal children in out-of-home care in Western Australia has skyrocketed over the past two decades, a new report by Human Rights Watch reveals.
Western Australian Senate candidate Megan Krakouer has called on the Western Australian government to implement a state-based truth-telling commission.
Noongar activist Megan Krakouer has submitted a human rights complaint and accused the Greens of a "significant problem with racism" after a party staffer allegedly said "we don't want another Lidia T...
A yarning circle has been established at WA's Unit 18 youth detention centre to host cultural activities and programs for young people in the notorious facility, which justice experts say must close.
First Nations people who allege they have experienced unlawful racial discrimination at the hands of the Department of Communities in Western Australia and the Department of Communities and Justice in...
Cleveland Dodd's parents, Wayne Gentle and Nadene Dodd, have expressed their frustration, believing that those responsible for their son's care have failed to be held to account for his death in custo...
In less than one year at least 18 attempted suicides in Western Australia's prisoners were misclassified as acts or threats of self-harm, the state's Inspector of Custodial Services found in a new rep...