Why are we doing this? The people in the pictures are the reason our group exists - the reason we are doing this.

Ayse joined our group on behalf of her cousin Jan. Her killer raped, tortured & imprisoned various girls & young women & also murdered Henriett Szucs and hid the bodies of both women in a freezer. He did not receive a whole life sentence &will probably leave prison one day.

Katie joined our group on behalf of her sister Sasha. Aged just 16, she was raped, stabbed more than 100 times, and her body set on fire. Katie and her family believe her killer met the existing criteria for a whole life order but he was only given a minimum sentence of 35 years.

Glenn & Becky joined on behalf of their daughter Violet-Grace who was killed in 2017 by a hit-and-run driver in a stolen car going 80mph in a 30mph zone. He was in prison just months longer than Violet was alive.

Paula joined us on behalf of her adopted son Tony who had both legs amputated after abuse by his birth parents. Paula campaigned successfully for Tony's Law, meaning abusers could now face life imprisonment but this is only the maximum sentence technically available.

The parents of Sarah Everard are warning that many families of murder victims are not getting the justice they deserve. They are part of a campaign group Justice for Victims which wants serious violent and sexual offenders to be locked up for longer, to give families a better sense that

Sarah Everard's family calls for harsher sentences bbc.in/41Igd31

If you want to help our campaign group get started please consider making a donation so we can travel to meetings, support other victims of crime and get help responding to official consultations to speak up for sentences that deliver justice crowdfunder.co.uk/p/justiceforvi…

Victims' families hit back over 'lenient' sentences and call for 'proper punishments' for dangerous criminals #News #GBNews #Victims #Families #Sentences Read my piece for GB News below 👇

Sarah Everard's parents have called for serious violent and sexual criminals to receive tougher sentencing. 🔗 Read more trib.al/nqJTFoP

What do we want to achieve? We want victims, their families & the public views to be at the heart of sentencing policy. At the minute so many people are unhappy with the sentences people receive for serious crimes-it isn’t right and it’s time for that to change.

Jeremy & Susan Everard have joined our group because the murderer of their daughter received a whole life order and they felt that delivered justice. But they know how few people receive that and they want to help change that for other victims and their families.

“Although nothing can alleviate the sense of loss, it is a relief to us that our daughter's murderer received a whole life order. It made us feel that the enormity of his crime was recognised and that our daughter's life was valued." Jeremy & Susan Everard

'Eventually these criminals do get out and that's an insult to so many people who have lost a loved one.' Kieran Mullan MP on the importance of supporting a campaign group which supports the families of those who have lost loved ones to criminals.

‘He only served a couple of months more than violet was alive!’ Justice for Victims campaigners Becky and Glen Youens on the death of their daughter in a road incident, and their fight for appropriate sentences for criminals. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604

The Independent Sentencing Review has nothing to say about what victims and families want to see when it comes to proper punishment. Deeply disappointing. Our full response

From our co-founders Glenn and Becky Youens mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

Great for members of our group to have the opportunity to raise their voices for victims and their families telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/09/0…

One of our founders Katie Brett has written in the Daily Express about our campaign to reform how victims and their families can appeal lenient sentences: express.co.uk/news/politics/…