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OTHER CAMPAIGNS

The families, friends, loved ones and supporters of those who were given an IPP have campaigned for a range of policy options to solve the IPP issue, and for the release of particular people serving an IPP.  You can view the various  petitions here.

CAMPAIGNS

IPP COMMITTEE IN ACTION

IPP committee in action are a group of family members and friends of IPP prisoners. We have united together to try and get justice for IPP prisoners that have been unfairly sentenced to a life sentence through the back door for offences that would not warrant a life sentence. Our aim is to get more public awareness and more politicians to come on board and help end this IPP nightmare.

IPP PRISONERS FAMILYS' CAMPAIGN

Justice for IPP prisoners

PETITIONS

PROVIDE FOR RESENTENCING FOR EVERYONE SERVING AN INDETERMINATE PRISON SENTENCE

We call upon the UK Government to recognize and safeguard the human rights of Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) inmates, by enabling them to be resentenced so indeterminate sentences can be replaced.

The current system has led to prolonged detention beyond initial tariffs, subjecting individuals to what we regard as psychological torture and exacerbating mental health crises.

 

The IPP continues to cause severe mental degradation. We believe this constitutes a violation of their human rights.

We implore the Government to make provision for the review of all cases, in a way which acknowledges the toll inflicted by prolonged detention and ensures fair, humane, and rehabilitative sentences. Action is needed to end this nightmare, affording all the dignity and rights they deserve.

FREE IPP PRISONER IAN HARTLEY

I am doing this not only for Ian but also for the rest of the long suffering prisoners still serving these inhumane sentences whereby they have no idea of when they will be released and nor do their families, this is totally against their human rights and justice needs to be served. 
Please sign this petition in the hope that serving it to the government will get Ian released and he can then be rehabilitated in the community and start living his life as a loved family man just as he deserves.

LET MY SON BUILD HIS LIFE. ABOLISH THE IPP OFF HIM

My son Shaun Lloyd, is a devoted father. He loves spending time with his family and he knows the value of it having been imprisoned for more than 8 years. Shaun was given a minimum of 2 years for robbery in January 2006. He accepts he shouldn't have done it, and served his time. Despite this. We had to campaign until 2014 to get him out. This is because he is serving the Imprisonment for public protection (IPP). It means that there is no release date. He was just 18. Now Shaun desperately wants to rebuild his life. But he can get recalled and thrown into prison at any time - without even committing a crime.

RELEASE THE REMAINING IPP PRISONERS

The High Court abolished indefinite prison sentences (IPP sentences) in 2012, yet there are still 3500 IPP prisoners, stuck in the prison system with no hope of release, even if they've served their prison term and passed the necessary training. 


We demand that; - The backlog of IPP prisoners is urgently attended to, and IPP prisoners are prioritised for release immediately. - IPP prisoners are offered the specialist support - indefinite sentencing has a devastating effect on IPP prisoners mental health, sixteen IPP prisoners have committed suicide this year.

AMNESTY UK TO CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE IPP SENTENCE

We are asking Amnesty UK to get involved with the campaign to bring an end to the Indeterminate Sentence for Public Protection (IPP).  I have emailed and begged Amnesty UK and Amnesty International to get involved in this crisis and they refuse.  I feel a petition will put pressure on them to research the IPP sentence and research the devastating cruel inhumane treatment that the IPP sentence inflicts on IPP prisoners and their families .


Please sign this petition for Amnesty UK to take action against the government. 

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

Find out ways that you can get involved and help to make some change.

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