The Story So Far:
The Post Office scandal is a monumental miscarriage of justice that has left hundreds of sub-postmasters falsely accused of fraud, theft, and false accounting due to errors in the faulty Horizon IT system. While legal victories have exonerated many, the journey toward justice remains incomplete.

Victims of this disaster have endured financial ruin, emotional trauma, and damaged reputations. Some have tragically lost their lives, while others continue to struggle under the weight of unfulfilled promises of compensation and reform.

Why This Matters:

• Restoring Justice: Full compensation is crucial to addressing the financial devastation experienced by sub-postmasters and their families.
• Accountability for Institutions: The scandal exposed failures in oversight by both the Post Office and government, necessitating systemic reform to prevent future injustices.
• Ensuring Transparency: Public institutions must adopt measures to ensure technological systems are rigorously tested and managed to avoid similar catastrophic failures.
• Supporting Victims: Beyond financial redress, psychological and emotional support must be provided to help victims rebuild their lives.

This is not just about resolving a historical injustice; it’s about ensuring the integrity of public institutions and the trust of those who rely on them.