INQUEST has always recognised the importance of and worked alongside individual family campaigns for justice.

The inaugural Gilly Mundy Memorial Debate took place on 23 April 2008 at SOAS in London. Organised in Gilly's memory by the Newham Monitoring Project, the subject for discussion at the first event was the issue of racism in Britain.

Joseph was a 16 year old boy who died in a young offenders institution after state agencies failed to care for him properly. INQUEST is calling for a public inquiry into his death.

The Campaign Against Prison Slavery is a group set up to try to expose the reality of prison labour, how little of it teaches skills that can be used after release and which could help reduce the chances of re-offending. They also seek to expose the private companies that have contracts with prisons that are making huge profits using prisoner labour while the prisoners are paid pennies an hour, while any loses incurred by the prison industries contracts are covered by the tax payer.