Conditions

Georgia’s prisons face violence, neglect, and overcrowding, violating constitutional rights and demanding urgent reforms for inmate safety and dignity.

The DOJ’s investigation into Georgia’s prisons reveals extreme violence, preventable deaths, and systemic failures demanding urgent reform.

Georgia’s prison labor system exploits incarcerated workers with low wages and unsafe conditions, perpetuating inequality and systemic issues.

Extreme heat in Georgia prisons is leading to preventable deaths, highlighting systemic neglect and the urgent need for reform.

Georgia’s prison food budget remains critically low despite overall budget increases, leaving inmates underfed and reliant on costly commissary items.

Explore how inadequate prison nutrition impacts inmates’ physical and mental health, escalating violence and endangering public safety.

Georgia’s prison system struggles with gang violence, staffing shortages, and inadequate separation policies, threatening public safety and rehabilitation.

A DOJ report reveals alarming violence, understaffing, and rights violations in Georgia prisons, demanding urgent reforms to protect inmates.

Georgia’s prison overcrowding crisis demands urgent reforms, focusing on sentencing changes, rehabilitation, and community involvement.

Georgia prisons struggle with severe sanitation failures due to staffing shortages and overcrowding, risking inmate health and safety.