THE UNGRIPP BLOG

The decision comes just days after statistics show everything is moving in the wrong direction. Today, the Government’s response to the...

UNGRIPP marks the date on behalf of people affected by IPP, charts the failures of the last decade, and what must happen next. Today...

“Mercy: Compassionate treatment or attitude towards an offender, who is in one’s power or care.” Collins English Dictionary Today, on the...

The Justice Select Committee has published its inquiry report today. We know how anxiously those serving the sentence and their families...

In June 2022, the Independent Commission into the Experiences of Victims and Long-Term Prisoners (ICEVLP) published its report. The...

Section 38 of the new PCSC Act states that people serving an IPP sentence must be automatically referred for a review of their licence 10...

On the 9th anniversary of the IPP sentence’s abolition, we have published our submission to the Justice Select Committee IPP inquiry....

The Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill is a proposed new set of laws (and change of existing laws) to manage crime. In this post we...

The Justice Select Committee has launched an inquiry into the IPP sentence. We are working to help people affected by the sentence to...

Abolishing the IPP sentence retrospectively will require legislative changes. Such changes occur when a new Act of Parliament is passed,...

UNGRIPP is inviting people serving an IPP sentence, and their loved ones, to come together to contribute to the Independent Commission...

UNGRIPP are delighted to announce that solicitor Dean Kingham will be available to answer questions from people serving an IPP sentence,...

Most people in this country think that we only give out life sentences for the most serious crimes. But between 2005 and 2013, 8,711...