CORRECTIONS & COMPLAINTS

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CORRECTION

On 10 October we published an article headlined ‘Award for our campaign’, regarding the Daily Mirror’s Helen’s Law campaign winning the Making a Difference award. The article briefly summarised the campaign as resulting in ‘a law change so killers get no parole if they will not reveal the location of the victims’ remains’. We are

happy to clarify that the new law does not automatically prevent ‘no body’ killers from being granted parole. Instead, it places a legal duty on parole judges to consider the non-disclosure of information by murderers and paedophiles. The Ministry of Justice says the law change means these types of criminals “should expect to face longer behind bars”.