Despite comprehensive anti-racism policies, growing racial inequality in Welsh policing, particularly in stop and search, exposes a profound lack of independent accountability.
Child strip searches in Wales: the urgent need for transparency, justice, and devolution
Yasmin Begum and Saqib Deshmukh explore the issue of racial injustice in child strip searches and what it says about our justice system.
Facial recognition cameras are racist and authoritarian
South Wales Police may be allowed to use facial recognition cameras but the use of this technology massively infringes our most basic freedoms argues Dr Ed Bridges
Digital is everywhere
David Jones calls on policy makers to grasp that digital can revolutionise public services in Wales.
A bunker mentality?
Phil Parry looks at how recent news events have again highlighted issues around policing.
Welsh PCCs demonstrate the difference the role can bring
Nicolas Webb says the Police Commissioner role has worked for Wales.
The case for an all-Wales devolved police force
Sophie Chambers examines the record of the four Welsh Police and Crime Commissioners a year on from their election
Why police and criminal justice should be devolved
Alun Michael argues that Wales needs these powers to enable a joined-up approach to tackling crime
Next steps in the Welsh devolution process
Mike Hedges sets out the case for Wales to enjoy the same legislative architecture as Scotland and Northern Ireland