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Opened9 Apr 2026
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We call on Government to review and make it easier for victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence to appeal 'not guilty' verdicts when significant new evidence emerges or procedural failures occurred.
Current laws makes it very challenging for survivors to appeal. We need a specialised review process to ensure justice In our view, the criminal justice system is deeply imbalanced. Defendants can appeal guilty verdicts, yet it is very difficult for victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence to challenge 'not guilty' verdicts—even with new evidence or procedural failures. We need a specialised review of the threshold to allow victims of these crimes to appeal.
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1Jess Asato MP
Lowestoft2Emily Thornberry MP
Islington South and Finsbury3Sir Keir Starmer MP
Holborn and St Pancras4Jeremy Corbyn MP
Islington North5Feryal Clark MP
Enfield North6Sir Oliver Dowden MP
Hertsmere7Jerome Mayhew MP
Broadland and Fakenham8Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP
Chingford and Woodford Green9Taiwo Owatemi MP
Coventry North West10Helen Hayes MP
Dulwich and West Norwood