Posts by Nadiyah Akoo
Trew’s Law – Press Release
APPEAL and the University of York Launch Trew’s Law APPEAL and the University of York Launch Trew’s Law: The Case for Automatic Reviews of Imprisoned Police Officers’ Files for Miscarriages of Justice 10 September 2026 APPEAL, in partnership with York Law School and the Centre for Applied Human Rights at the University of York, today…
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Trew’s Law Establishing an Automatic Review of Convictions Linked to Imprisoned Police Officers September 2026 JOIN THE CALL FOR TREW’S LAW – SIGN THE PETITION Act now to prevent future miscarriages of justice. SIGN HERE “Trew’s Law would guarantee an immediate, independent review of cases linked to imprisoned officers. It would be simple and…
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Trew’s Law – Campaign for Policy Launch Event The Case for Automatic Reviews of Imprisoned Police Officers’ Files for Miscarriages of Justice Find out more about Trew’s Law TAKE ACTION NOW Click Here 10th September 2026 Photo Credit: Jess Hurd Join us to demand a criminal justice system that takes responsibility for its own…
Read MoreCALA/APPEAL Conference – November 2026
CALA/APPEAL Conference – November 2026 Tickets available now! The Criminal Appeal Lawyers Association (CALA) and APPEAL are jointly hosting an in person conference on miscarriages of justice this November. Expect a day of engaging discussion with a variety of speakers including practitioners, campaigners, journalists as well as individuals who have fought the system to challenge…
Read MoreJustice Committee, Courts and Tribunals Bill, June 2026
Justice Commitee Courts and Tribunals Bills APPEAL /// June 2026 We welcome the Justice Committee’s finding that the automatic right to a rehearing for appeals from the Magistrates’ court to the Crown Court plays an important function in correcting wrongful outcomes. We agree that the Law Commission should be allowed to report back on this…
Read MoreAndrew Malkinson comment on the sentencing of Paul Quinn
Andrew Malkinson comment on the sentencing of Paul Quinn Andrew Malkinson comment on the sentencing of Paul Quinn Press Release, 5th June 2026 “I am insulted that this violent, depraved individual – who was content to let me suffer two decades of vilification and more than 17 years wrongly imprisoned for his crime –…
Read MoreInforming Homicide Law Reform Through International Research
Informing Homicide Law Reform Through International Research May 2026 At the beginning of May, Tara Casey, Women’s Justice Lawyer at APPEAL, visited the offices of one of our pro-bono partners, Linklaters LLP, to launch a research project looking at defences in domestic homicide cases. The Law Commission is undertaking a multi-year consultation on reforms to…
Read More“This could have been solved in 2012” – BBC Radio 4, 18th April 2026
“This could have been solved in 2012.” “This could have been solved in 2012.” Tune in to APPEAL’s investigator James Burley on BBC Sounds, speaking after the conviction of Paul Quinn — and why this case exposes deep failures in the justice system. Listen here http://appeal.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2026_04_18_BBC-Radio-4_JB.mp4 Read More >>> Trew’s Law – Press Release…
Read MoreThe Times, 18 Apr 2026 – The rapist who partied, had children and let Andrew Malkinson rot
The rapist who partied, had children and let Andrew Malkinson rot When Andrew Malkinson left prison after over 17 year, one of the first things he held was an iPhone — a symbol of a world that had moved on without him while he served time for a crime he did not commit. As journalist…
Read MoreAndrew Malkinson and APPEAL comment on conviction of Paul Quinn
Andrew Malkinson and APPEAL comment on conviction of Paul Quinn Press Release, 17th April 2026 Commenting on the conviction of Paul Quinn today at Manchester Crown Court, Andrew Malkinson said: “I am content that the right result has finally been achieved for the victim, myself and the public. But the truth is that if…
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