Crossing the Cultural Divide: Access to Justice for Ethnic Minority Communities

Penny Roy and Karen Saunders

Britain is more diverse than ever. In the ten years to 2001, 1.1 million migrants accounted for more than half of Britain’s population growth.

Crossing the Cultural Divide – Access to Justice for Ethnic Minority Communities

Penny RoyTurnstone Research

Karen SaundersResearch Group Head, COI

INTRODUCTION

This paper discusses a recent research project undertaken by Turnstone Research and Consultancy commissioned by the COI on behalf of the Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA). The research explored knowledge, attitudes and awareness of the civil justice system among British ethnic minority communities, and identified the barriers to accessing justice among these groups.

There are three key areas where we believe the project has relevance beyond the specific objectives of this study:

  • We engaged a broad cross-section...

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