Beyond the Immediate: Long-Term Support for Families Affected by Tragedy

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Experiencing the loss of a loved one due to violent crime is an unimaginable tragedy that leaves families grappling with profound grief and uncertainty. While immediate support is crucial, the journey towards healing often requires sustained, long-term assistance. At Families Fighting for Justice (FFFJ), we recognise the enduring challenges faced by affected families and are […]

The Power of Shared Stories: Finding Strength in Our Peer Support Groups

Finding Strength

Grief is a journey that no one should have to walk alone. At Families Fighting for Justice, we support families who have lost a loved one to murder or culpable road death. We understand the deep pain that comes with such loss, and we know that healing is not easy. Through The Hub, we provide […]

A Productive Meeting with Matthew Patrick MP: Pushing Forward for Chantel’s Law

Image: Matthew Patrick ©House of Commons/Roger Harris A Step Forward: Meeting with Matthew Patrick MP Families Fighting for Justice recently had a productive and encouraging meeting with Matthew Patrick MP to discuss the urgent need for Chantel’s Law. During our conversation, we highlighted the gaps in Helen’s Law and how Chantel’s Law is essential in […]

OLLY & Families Fighting for Justice Nominated for The Small Charity/Not-for-Profit Community Impact Award

OLLY & Families Fighting for Justice Nominated for The Small Charity/Not-for-Profit Community Impact Award

We are incredibly honoured to announce that OLLY (Our Lost Love Years) & Families Fighting for Justice have been nominated for The Small Charity/Not-for-Profit Community Impact Award at the Liverpool Community Impact Awards. This recognition means so much to us, as it reflects the dedication, hard work, and unwavering support we provide to families affected […]

The First 2,500 Signatures for Chantel’s Law Delivered to No. 10 Downing Street

The First 2,500 Signatures for Chantel’s Law Delivered to No. 10 Downing Street

On 23rd January 2025, Families Fighting for Justice proudly delivered the first 2,500 signatures in support of Chantel’s Law to No. 10 Downing Street. This moment marks a significant milestone in our campaign to address the gaps in the justice system that fail victims and their families. Our founder, Jean Taylor, who is also the […]

Handing in the Petition for Chantel’s Law Today

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Today at 15:00, our founder, Jean Taylor, will deliver a petition to No. 10 Downing Street in support of Chantel’s Law, a vital step towards addressing the gaps in the justice system that continue to fail victims and their families. This petition reflects the voices and stories of countless families who have experienced firsthand the […]

Chantel’s Law: Closing the Gaps in Justice for Victims and Their Families

Closing the Gaps in Justice for Victims and Their Families

Introduction Chantel’s Law is a proposed reform aimed at addressing a crucial gap in the justice system for cases involving murder and the desecration of victims’ bodies. This law was inspired by the tragic case of Chantel Taylor, whose killer not only took her life but also dismembered and concealed her remains, causing unimaginable pain […]

Chantel’s Law: Closing Loopholes in Justice and Honouring Victims

Chantel’s Law - Closing Loopholes in Justice and Honouring Victims

Sentencing for murder can often feel perplexing and deeply frustrating. While current guidelines aim to address a range of factors, their complexity sometimes results in outcomes that fail to reflect the true severity of certain crimes. This is particularly evident in cases involving the desecration of a victim’s body, where justice often feels incomplete. The […]

The Fight for Chantel’s Law: Backed by The Express

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Jean Taylor, Founder and Chair of Families Fighting For Justice, Advocates for “Chantel’s Law” Jean Taylor, mother of Chantel Taylor and founder and chair of Families Fighting For Justice, is leading the charge for “Chantel’s Law,” which proposes a mandatory 40-year sentence for murderers who refuse to disclose the whereabouts of their victims’ bodies. This […]