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Black Minnesotans Tell UN Panel of Harms Committed by Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice Authorities

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Speaking with The Imprint, our staff attorney Delia Addo-Yobo highlights the physical and mental health repercussions of solitary confinement.

Joined by partner organizations and directly impacted individuals, Delia recently traveled to Minnesota to present before UN delegates on the devastating ramifications of solitary. Read the full article for more information about RFK Human Rights’ advocacy to end solitary confinement in juvenile correctional facilities.

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