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A 15-year-old Hampshire victim says she lives in terror after three teenage rapists received youth rehabilitation orders. The offenders, aged 13 and 14 at the time, face a Court of Appeal review amid public outrage.
A 38-year-old French woman, raped by three British teens in Hampshire, calls the non-custodial sentences 'a punch in the gut.' Legal experts warn of a dangerous precedent for juvenile sentencing.
Three boys, aged 17, 16 and 15, received rehabilitation orders instead of detention after being found guilty of raping two girls in separate attacks. The sentencing has drawn sharp criticism from victims' advocates who say justice was undermined by leniency.
John Worboys, the notorious black-cab rapist, faces another decade behind bars as the parole board confirms he remains a danger to women. A decade after his first conviction, the serial offender’s release bid is denied for the second time, sparking debate over rehabilitation and public safety.
At 14, Gemma Ahern watched her father stab her mother 36 times. Now 28, she describes the nightmare of being forced to return home after his release from prison. A case exposing systemic failures in victim protection.