IfJ is a registered charity with a vision of opening the ‘accessible door’ to justice; where all people understand the questions they are asked and can tell what has happened.
IfJ promotes and supports the work of intermediaries, who are communication specialists working with vulnerable people in the justice system.
'Give children in custody broader help to tackle their needs' - HoC Justice Committee
12 Nov 2020
The HoC Justice committee in a report released today has recommended that: 'We agree with the Royal College's recommendation that the Registered Intermediary Scheme be made available to vulnerable...
Guardian article - 'Justice ministry orders Serco and other security firms to wear masks as...
29 Oct 2020
Catherine O’Neill, the chair of the charity, said: “Our members are concerned that dock officers are not wearing masks. The conference rooms are extremely small and intermediaries throughout the...
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RT @SimonFRCox: British QC prosecuting activists in Hong Kong criticised by other British QCs: cab rank rule doesn’t apply https://t.co/GCzbrlY5Py17 hours 23 min ago