Conditions

Georgia’s prison system prioritizes profit over justice, leading to exploitation, inhumane conditions, and urgent need for reform.

A DOJ investigation reveals Georgia’s prisons face severe violence, neglect, and overcrowding, demanding urgent systemic reforms for accountability.

Georgia’s prison system reveals alarming failures in food, shelter, safety, and medical care, raising ethical concerns about government accountability.

Georgia’s Special Management Unit subjects inmates to inhumane conditions, solitary confinement, and lack of rehabilitation, raising urgent human rights concerns.

Georgia’s prisons face a crisis of violence, endangering non-violent offenders amid severe understaffing and neglect, leading to tragic deaths.

Georgia’s prisons face a crisis of gang violence, leading to soaring homicide rates and urgent calls for reform to ensure safety and justice.

Mass incarceration burdens low-income families with hidden costs, creating cycles of poverty while prisons profit from exploitation.

Georgia’s prison system faces a transparency crisis, obscuring the true extent of inmate deaths and hindering accountability and reform efforts.