Families' fury as Labour set to reject review of indefinite jail terms
Briefly

Families of IPP prisoners are urging the government to review indefinite sentences, warning of dire consequences if their loved ones remain incarcerated without hope for release.
With a growing chorus of calls from campaigners and families alike, the issue of re-sentencing for IPP prisoners remains contentious, as some prisoners have served excessively long sentences.
Lord Woodley emphasizes that there's still a chance for progress on the issue, despite government hesitance, urging action to end the 'scandal' surrounding IPP sentences.
The heartrending appeals from relatives of IPP prisoners highlight the severe impact of these sentences, with some resorting to self-harm and hunger strikes in desperation.
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