Youth detention population in Australia 2024
Young people in detention on an average night. This report presents information on the youth detention population in Australia from June 2020 to [...]
Below you will find a list of all posts that have been categorised as "Service Type: Youth Justice"
Justice Reform Initiative Statistics and Resources
An overview of key statistics related to imprisonment in Australia.
Young people under youth justice supervision and their interaction with the child protection system 2022–23
This report presents information on young people under youth justice supervision during 2022–23 who had an interaction with the child protection system in [...]
Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council Statistics
The Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council has developed the Sentencing DataHub to provide statistical information about sentences made in Queensland's criminal courts. Data is [...]
Queensland Crime Statistics
Data visualisations of timeseries information about crime statistics, with disaggregation of data by QPS region and offences (Offences Against the Person, Offences Against [...]
Watch-house data
Daily data on the number of Queenslanders imprisoned in watch houses, fulfilling recommendations from the Women's Safety and Justice Taskforce and requests from [...]
Submission: Human Rights Act Review
QCOSS and our members strongly support Queensland having a Human Rights Act. Overwhelming feedback from our sector supports the proposition that the Act is helping to deliver positive outcomes for communities, clients and service users.
Justice report, Queensland
The Justice report, Queensland provides an overview of the volume and nature of criminal justice matters in Queensland, and includes statistics relating to criminal courts, [...]
Crime report, Queensland
The Crime report, Queensland provides an overview of the volume and nature of crime in Queensland, as reported to (by victims, witnesses or other persons) [...]
Submission: Queensland Community Safety Bill 2024
In our submission responding to the Inquiry into the Queensland Community Safety Bill 2024, QCOSS outlined that we do not support the Bill. Drawing on the expertise of community service organisations, we outlined that many of the amendments proposed in the Bill are not rights respecting, nor evidence based.