Jade’s BBC documentary Sexsomnia: Case Closed? brought that failure into public view.
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Jan 16, 2026 · 7:22 PM UTC
CPS VRR Pilot - June 2025
In June 2025, the Crown Prosecution Service announced a landmark six-month pilot in the West Midlands, giving survivors of rape and serious sexual assault a new right: the ability to request a review before prosecutors formally drop a case in court.
We got loud - 2025/2026
Survivors and allies got loud - writing to MPs, engaging charities and justice organisations, and pushing together so early review becomes permanent and national.
Momentum is built, not granted.
Progress in Motion - November 2025
The Solicitor General has confirmed that the CPS Victims’ Right to Review (VRR) pilot in the West Midlands will continue while its impact is evaluated, with victims and survivors directly contributing to how it evolves.
One voice starts a conversation. Many voices create change.
This campaign exists because people spoke up - and because others chose to listen, share, and act. Make Yourself Heard, and help secure the CPS Victims’ Right to Review as a permanent, national policy.
Get involved and support our Right to Be Reviewed campaign.
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