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Reform the Justice system

Track 1 of the BC First Nations Justice Strategy is focused on making the justice system safer and more responsive to Indigenous peoples.

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Reform the Justice system

The BC First Nations Justice Strategy was created to address an unjust system that has been a foreign, pervasive and punishing force in Indigenous peoples lives since first contact. Immediate reforms are needed to change the current trajectory.

Track 1 of the BC First Nations Justice Strategy focuses on taking immediate action to reform the current justice system with the Province of BC, and the justice system at large. Importantly, Track 1 aims to reduce the number of First Nations people who become involved with the criminal justice system and improve the experience of those who do.

Early priorities for justice system reform include:

  • Culturally-safe justice services – Increase cultural safety training, and Indigenous representation in positions of authority
  • Reduce youth incarceration – Prevention, diversion, and access to justice
  • Safety for women and girls – Increase public safety and access to justice for women and girls
  • Systematic Gladue Implementation – Standardization of, and increased access to, Gladue reports across the system
  • Independent Oversight – Implement third-party oversight regarding Indigenous peoples and the justice system

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