Ep52: Locked in limbo - the forgotten IPP prisoners

The Transform Justice Podcast by Transform Justice

Oct 16, 202500:30:41Society & Culture

The sentence of imprisonment for public protection was outlawed in 2012, but more than 1,000 people are still serving indefinite sentences in prison. Andrew Morris, former IPP prisoner, and Matthew Parris, journalist, jo...

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