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Official Statistics
NOMS annual offender equalities report: 2015 to 2016
- From:
- Ministry of Justice and National Offender Management Service
- Part of:
- Prisons and probation statistics
- Published:
- 24 November 2016
This report provides an analysis on offenders and focussing on equalities.
Documents
National Offender Management Service Offender Equalities annual report
PDF, 1.02MB, 46 pages
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National Offender Management Service Offender Equalities annual report: glossary
PDF, 329KB, 8 pages
Supplementary tables
ZIP, 546KB
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Details
The Equality Act 2010 lists nine Protected Characteristics:
- Age
- Gender
- Ethnicity
- Disability
- Sexual Orientation
- Religion or Belief
- Gender Reassignment
- Marriage/Civil Partnership
- Pregnancy/Maternity.
This report focuses on those protected characteristics where data are collected, and are of sufficient quality for statistics to be meaningful. In general, this report is limited to analysis on gender, age, ethnicity and religious belief for these reasons. Where data are available for other protected characteristics at sufficient quality and with sufficient coverage to be meaningful, they are also presented and considered.
The report presents some analysis by individual characteristic and is meant to serve as a guide for further research. In many cases, more than one factor (e.g. age and another protected characteristic, criminal history, socio-economic) may have an effect on an outcome.
Document information
Published: 24 November 2016