Nunavik's courts are struggling to deliver justice to Inuit populations

According to key players in Nunavik's judicial apparatus, the system is at a breaking point. Speaking to Radio-Canada's Enquête program, these officials said structural reforms are needed to reduce the number of people brought before the courts and to restore the credibility of the justice system among the Inuit population.

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