News — APPEAL

The privatisation of forensic science and miscarriages of justice

The privatisation of forensic science and miscarriages of justice

COMS15 March 2019forensics, forensic science, miscarriage of justice, wrongful convictions, innocence

‘She-Devils’: The anatomy of female wrongful convictions

‘She-Devils’: The anatomy of female wrongful convictions

On International Women’s Day, Women’s Justice Advocate Naima Sakande explores why it is that women are convicted of crimes they did not commit.

COMS8 March 2019International Women's Day, IWD2019, wrongful convictions, miscarriages of justice, surviving injustice, podcast

The Gift of Time: A story of transformation

COMS4 February 2019women's justice, women's justice initiative, wo, Women in prison, prison reform

'Innocence' by Cookie

'Innocence' by Cookie

COMS21 December 2018

Surviving Injustice: One woman’s story of her wrongful conviction for the murder of her son

COMS27 November 2018women's justice initiative, Women in prison, miscarriage of justice, wrongful convictions, podcast

Attorney General’s review of disclosure ignores plight of wrongly imprisoned

COMS15 November 2018disclosure, injustice, justice, police, prosecutors, open justice, attorney general

Wales trailblazes as it ends prison sentences for council tax debts – while England lags behind

COMS6 November 2018council tax, women's justice, wales

Introducing: "Bound by Injustice"

COMS23 August 2018surviving injustice, bound by injustice, miscarriage of justice

Blog: The Centre celebrates hugely successful "Surviving Injustice" retreat for the families of the wrongfully convicted

COMS17 August 2018surviving injustice, bound by injustice, retreat, miscarriage of justice

Blog: 10-year Extended Sentence Quashed for Vulnerable and Abused Mother

Success for the Women’s Justice Initiative in a recent sentencing appeal

COMS6 August 2018women's justice initiative, Women's Sentencing Project, Women in prison, domestic abuse, mental illness