Survivors
BBI Retreat 2026
Bound by Injustice (BBI) Retreat 2026 August Bank Holiday Retreat – A Weekend of Connection, Rest and Resilience Over the August Bank Holiday 2026, APPEAL brought it’s Bound by Injustice (BBI) community, together for a special retreat. BBI is a community of families affected by wrongful convictions, and participants range in age from 1 to…
Read MoreChildren with a parent in prison day 2025
children with a parent in prison day 2025 For twelve years, my three children lived with the reality of their dad being in prison—twelve years overshadowed by a wrongful conviction that made everything even harder. Instead of compassion, they were met with suspicion, whispers, and the painful idea that “there’s no smoke without…
Read MoreMore luck than judgment
More luck than judgment APPEAL investigator, James Burley, who helped exonerate Andrew Malkinson, writes about the lessons that have still not be learned and why the Law Commission’s proposed appeal reforms do not go far enough. Read the article here. Read More >>> BBI Retreat 2026 Bound by Injustice (BBI) Retreat 2026 August Bank Holiday Retreat…
Read MoreOur Impact Report 2024-25
Impact Report 2024-25 Signs of Hope, Calls for Change This year, we’ve seen genuine signs of hope for those failed by the justice system. The Law Commission’s decision to undertake a long-overdue review of the criminal appeals process signals a growing recognition that our system is not working as it should, and the results…
Read MoreBBI Retreat 2025
Bound by Injustice (BBI) Retreat 2025 A Weekend of Rest, Reflection & Community From 30th May to 1st June 2025, APPEAL hosted a powerful and restorative retreat for members of Bound by Injustice (BBI)—a growing community of people whose lives have been directly impacted by wrongful convictions. Set on the beautiful Isle of Wight,…
Read MoreWrongly Convicted, Never Compensated: The Gareth Jones Story
Wrongly Convicted, Never Compensated: The Gareth Jones Story Gareth Jones’s life was destroyed when he was wrongfully convicted of a crime. Ten years later, he finally cleared his name, yet he will not receive any compensation because of a change in the law. Read the article written by Adam Bychawski for Big Issue, here. Read…
Read MoreCall for Participants for APPEAL’s Women’s Justice Focus Group
🔍 Are you or your client a woman who was convicted in a court in England or Wales in the past 10 years? 🔍 Are you or your client a woman who was convicted in a court in England or Wales in the past 10 years? APPEAL is conducting focus group interviews as part of…
Read MoreIn Conversation with Cath Snow – Miscarriages of Justice: Improving Support for Survivors
In Conversation with Cath Snow – Miscarriages of Justice: Improving Support for Survivors The recent Post Office Scandal has cast a spotlight on the plight of survivors of miscarriages of justice. Churchill Fellow Cath Snow, survivor advocate at charity and specialist legal practice APPEAL – which represents individuals who have been wrongly convicted…
Read MoreMake Double the Impact for Justice This Christmas
Make Double the Impact for Justice this Christmas Imagine spending Christmas separated from your loved ones, wrongfully convicted of a crime you didn’t commit. For too many individuals, this is a harsh reality. At APPEAL, we are dedicated to correcting these injustices, fighting for the freedom of the innocent, and supporting families during their darkest…
Read MoreOur Impact Report 2023-24
Impact Report 2023/2024 What a year it has been for APPEAL! Last July after many years of hard work our client Andrew Malkinson won his appeal at the Court of Appeal. Andy was finally able to achieve justice and the outpouring of support from the public has been extraordinary. The magnitude of the fallout from…
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