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New Hampshire

Political repression plays out state by state — shaped by local institutions, prosecutors, and movements for defense. These are the documented political prisoners and cases the census holds for New Hampshire.

49Documented
1In custody
45Released

Eras of repression in New Hampshire

Where New Hampshire’s entries fall across the census’s historical eras.

1960s 12 1970s 10 2020s 6 1950s 6 1980s 5 2000s 4

Recent dashboard entries from New Hampshire

The newest published events and reporting located in New Hampshire, updated automatically from the live dashboard.

Other

ACLU-NH client released from ICE detention at Strafford County jail after more than a month held

Dover, NH · ACLU of New Hampshire
Protest

No Kings day draws thousands to the New Hampshire State House

New Hampshire State House, Concord, NH · Concord Monitor
Protest

Hundreds join a No Kings rally at Ladies Wildwood Park in Keene

Ladies Wildwood Park, Keene, NH · My Keene Now
Protest

More than 3,000 fill the Soldiers and Sailors Monument for No Kings

Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Nashua, NH · Manchester Ink Link
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Documented cases

49 entries in the census — every one stays in the record, whether the case is open or closed.

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John Yancey
Released
John Yancey was a Black prisoner at the New Hampshire State Prison in Concord who, The Black Panther reported...

Institutions in New Hampshire

Prisons, jails, and detention centers in New Hampshire that appear in the census’s case files.

Hillsborough County House of Corrections (Nashua)Nashua, New Hampshire
3 cases
Valley Street House of CorrectionsManchester, New Hampshire
3 cases
Hillsborough County House of CorrectionsManchester, New Hampshire
1 case
New Hampshire State PrisonConcord, New Hampshire
1 case
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