We need your help!
In order to gain more support from MPs, it would be really helpful for us to know how many people affected by IPP or who are supportive of change to IPP sentences live in the area the MP represents
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Great to meet @UNGRIPP in Parliament today as they continue the campaign to #endIPP.
Resentencing is the only fair way to deal with this tragic policy failure and stain on our justice system. Those serving IPP sentences cannot be forgotten.
We must end #IPP sentences.
#ipp
“Its 33 days since I’ve had parole,
I’ve sat over Christmas without a soul
waiting and waiting not knowing, is taking its toll
Where is my life going..? As I’ve spent so many years not knowing
With 3 paroles in a year still not concluded …
I’m beginning to feel so deluded “ 😔
Despite nine years successfully rebuilding his life, IPP prisoner Haydar Jefferies was hauled back to jail over a false allegation, his family says, before he took his own life amid a string of prison failures: https://t.co/XLSnFTKdi2
To all supporters of the IPP campaign, IPP family members and IPP prisoners. Email or write
to your MP. This is important that you do this.
Dear (your MPs name)
I am emailing you about the Private Members Bill by Lord Woodly for the resentencing of IPP prisoners.
Unless resentencing is put back on the table I am afraid that more IPP prisoners will take their own lives. I would like to ask you to take a look at the links attached. I hope that you will support the resentencing of IPP prisoners. I attach the IPP debate by Bambos Charalambous MP.. And Lord Woodly
https://t.co/E0MmpzwQI9
https://t.co/6waRvWKktS
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Prison officers have deliberately stopped my partner attending two separate arranged independent mental health assessments! And now they have segregated him after denying him a hospital transfer for treatment! @JamesTCobbler this abuse of mentally ill IPPs is alarming!
@virginmedia@virginmedia my conviction was 17 years ago and I was told it wouldn’t effect my application and how thankful you were for being so open and honest to then be told I wouldn’t be starting today total #unfairness