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Miscarriages of justice are often overlooked in the UK. After all, tales of wrongful conviction are consigned to the United States, right? At least, that's what the array of documentaries av...
It took 47 years to overturn the convictions of Winston Trew and the Oval 4. When the illegal activities of corrupt cop, DS Derek Ridgewell,...
On the 16th of March, 1972, Winston Trew, Sterling Christie, George Griffiths and Omar Boucher were heading home from a 'Fasimbas' meeting w...
For the most part, the inner workings of the parole board go under the radar in discussions around current affairs. When we do hear about it...
Different jurisdictions worldwide are grappling to prevent massive outbreaks of Covid-19 in prisons. The UK has, thus far, maintained low de...
In this episode, you'll hear the inspiring poet Brenda Birungi, better known as the Lady Unchained, tell her story through her poetry and a...
Solitary confinement: "I wouldn't wish it upon anyone". We are all coming to terms with the peculiar new reality that is the lockdown. But h...
The unparalleled coronavirus pandemic is causing health, economic and social chaos worldwide. But what does it mean for prisons and prisoner...
Justin Brooks is the director and co-founder of the California Innocence Project, a non-profit organisation based in San Diego, which provid...
Pilot episode where we look into the most pressing issue of our time - Disclosure. To help me understand this crisis better, I spoke with Mi...