The National Federation of Miscarriage of Justice Campaign and Support Organisations

 

2013 12th National Miscarriage of Justice Day will be held in Manchester on 12 October

 
2012 11th National Miscarriage of Justice Day
was held on 13 October at the University of Sheffield
click here for venue and speaker details
click here for flyer

2011 Miscarriage of Justice Day
was held on 8 October
at the Arches Project, Birmingham, B9 4EE
speakers included Paddy Hill of the Birmingham Six on 20 years of miscarriage of justice
click here for programme (PDF format)

Two more new groups welcomed into UAI:
Against Injustice Merseyside (AIM)
&
Wrongly Accused Person (WAP)

for more information click here

 


Bruce Kent has chaired many of the meetings


Gabe Tan, of the University of Bristol Innocence Project, has spoken at meetings and written much valued accounts of the proceedings

Professor Allan Jamieson speaking at the Dragon Hall, London 13 October 2007 - Allan spoke again on 18 October 2008 by popular demand


Kevin McMahon, founder of UAI, introduces Miscarriage of Justice Day meetings


Barbara Stone, of Kent Against Injustice, speaks eloquently about her brother's case


Dr Bill Thompson speaking with his usual passion at the Conway Hall,
London 9 October 2004

 

 

United Against Injustice’s Aims and Objectives

  • To federate Miscarriage of Justice Campaigns, Support Groups and Organisations.
  • To highlight the incidence of MoJ’s and expand the public’s awareness of MoJ issues.
  • To establish and organise an annual National Miscarriage of Justice Day.
  • To provide advice, support and an information network to member groups.
  • To represent the collective voice of our member groups.
  • To promote mutual understanding, communication and good relations between our member groups.
  • To actively encourage, support, advise and facilitate the formation of likeminded groups.

UAI does not promote individual cases: this is the responsibility of member groups. 

Our Constitution (pdf)

 

United Against Injustice member organisations 2011-2012 :

INNOCENT  (Manchester)
PO Box 4907, Sheffield, S2 9ET
Meetings on the 1 st Wednesday of every month at 7.00 pm, upstairs in the Royal Oak, Union Street, Oldham OL1 1EN.
www.innocent.org.uk
innocent@uk2.net

Yorkshire and Humberside Against Injustice
 Meetings 7.00 pm at the Milo Bar, 10-12 Call Lane, Leeds LS1 6DN, on the 3rd Wednesday of every month, except August and December.
07518 051 571  (6pm to 10pm and weekends)
yhai.org.uk
 yhai2006@hotmail.co.uk

West Midlands Against Injustice (Birmingham)
For meeting times/venues email
WestMidlandsAgainstInjustice@mojuk.org.uk 

Merseyside Against Injustice (MAI)  
Currently specialises in cases involving abuse of process arguments  
PO BOX 51, Upton Wirral, Merseyside CH49 2WA, or contact through INNOCENT

Against Injustice Merseyside (AIM)
 Covers the Merseyside and west Lancs area. Meets downstairs at the  Casa Bar, Hope Street, Liverpool , on the second Thurs of each month at 7pm
www.againstinjusticemerseyside.org.uk (contact via website)

Wrongly Accused Person
Scotland-based organisation which at present mainly operates online - has a very useful website. To email them, go to their contact page.  
www.wronglyaccusedperson.org.uk

Associated organisations
Kent Against Injustice
P O Box 328, Gillingham, Kent ME7 2WU
tel.: 07930 860943
KAI web page [KAI advertises regular meetings, but you are advised to make contact with KAI before attending]

Convicted But Innocent
PO Box 56, Snodland, ME6 9AH
www.innocent.org.uk/cbi.html
convicted-innocent@fsmail.net

last updated May 2013