inquest.org.uk
Bereavement casework, research and campaigning for families affected by deaths involving the state in Britain
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About inquest.org.uk
INQUEST is an independent organisation founded by bereaved families and friends in 1981. It supports families dealing with inquests and post-death investigations after deaths involving the state, including in prisons, police custody, immigration detention and mental health settings.
Its work includes specialist casework, community support, research, statistical monitoring and campaigning to improve accountability and prevent future deaths. It works alongside bereaved people and is independent of government.
Product: Specialist casework and support for bereaved families, alongside research, statistical monitoring, community-building and campaigning on deaths involving the state.
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