On February 14th 2012, Dave and Pat Rogers spoke about their son, Adam, and how Dave went on to meet the person who killed him in a Restorative Justice conference. Their moving account of how they picked themselves up and set up their own charity to make young people aware of the consequences of their [...]

Grandad who killed intruder, wants to say sorry to parents. Why me? commented that there are never winners but the harm can be reduced through restorative justice. See the front page story in The Sun newspaper.

December 9th 2011 Sir Charles Pollard tackled the question of restorative justice for serious offences. He adeptly steered the conversation away from ‘a life for a life’ to considering the more complex application of justice through bringing the victim and offender together. Listen to Any Questions on Radio Four.

We lobbied the Joint select committee on Human Rights to review victims rights in relation to restorative justice. The Bill is in the House of Lords now and will be considered by committee over the next few months before being discussed by the Lords.

Janet Fleming, Majorie Ellis-Thompason and Sara Nathan have joined the Board of Trustees.

The Esmee Fairbairn Foundation have granted Why me? funds to publicise restorative justice conferences and report on them.