IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
You have recognised the injustice. You have promised to end it. Now give IPP prisoners and their families a date, a plan and action. They have waited long enough. 💛 @Fox_Claire @1roddyRussell @Reform_Rebuild @UNGRIPP @IppMovement @ActionIpp @Trapped_Pod
IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
‘This is a very disturbing type of sentence, one that wasn’t thought through, and one that nobody could really see an answer to’
Joshua Rozenberg @JoshuaRozenberg speaks to Trapped on the #IPPScandal
Listen now on Spotify & Apple Podcasts…
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IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
I’m sure many of us are aware of the IPP sentence. Introduced under former Home Secretary David Blunkett in the Criminal Justice Act 2003, designed to show that New Labour was “tough on crime.”
@1roddyRussell
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@ActionIpp
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‘Seven prisoners on indefinite jail terms referred to Court of Appeal.’
independent.co.uk/news/uk/cr…
IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
Seven prisoners on indefinite jail terms referred to Court of Appeal independent.co.uk/news/uk/cr…
Following @andyburnham call to end IPP sentences, the government must hear directly from those affected.
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IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
The Imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentence has been called a ‘stain on the British justice system’ and ‘psychological torture’. I spoke about its horrors in an interview a couple of years ago. pod.link/1766993766/episode/… Fast forward to about 10 minutes in.
IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
When I do talks or I'm asked about what an IPP Prisoner did to get his or her sentence, I say I don't care. In interviews of prisoners I sometimes don't ask. Because their detention, often 10 times longer than their tarriff is disproportionate and goes against natural justice.
Two men jailed with indefinite sentences for public protection (IPPs) have been freed after each serving about two decades in custody despite receiving minimum terms of two years or less.
#IPPScandal
theguardian.com/law/2026/oct…
IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
Seven prisoners serving indeterminate sentences including three teenagers when sentenced – one as young as 17 years old – have had cases referred to Court of Appeal - total of 32 IPP/DPP referrals to date thejusticegap.com/seven-more…
IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
Check out TRAPPED: IPP Prisoner Scandal's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZGdXMXe2w/
IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
The PM has said IPPs are set to end, but when will this happen and what’s the plan? #IPPScandal
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New episode available now…
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‘Man given 21-month jail term in 2006 finally freed.’
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c617…
IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
New Trapped podcast has just dropped…. #IPPScandal
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We need maximum MP support to get IPP changes into law. Please email this flyer to your MP or tag them below to invite them to our Parliament event on 20th Oct
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IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
Is the British prime minister and the British State finally going to end IPP or is it just more false words and more torture?
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IPP Solidarity Movement retweeted
Replying to @Fox_Claire
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