We are asking for your support to help fund our legal costs for the Justice for Ryan campaign as we move forward with a Judicial Review against the DPP. Our fight is about truth, accountability, transparency, and ensuring Ryan’s case has the opportunity to be tested again in light of new evidence, as set out under the Criminal Justice Act 2003. We believe new and reliable evidence deserves to be properly examined, and that Ryan and his family deserve the chance for the case to be...

For almost nine years, our family has lived with the unimaginable pain of losing Ryan. What has compounded that grief is the continued failure of our criminal justice system to fully confront the truth of how and why our son died. The whole point of a criminal justice system is to bring criminals to justice — the guilty should be convicted. We have now been informed in writing that new evidence, uncovered by West Midlands Police during their reinvestigation into Ryan’s murder, is accepted...

When examining some of Britain’s most determined grassroots justice campaigns, two names emerge repeatedly - Ann Ming, the mother who fought for nearly two decades to overturn the archaic double‑jeopardy law, and the family of Ryan Passey, the young footballer fatally stabbed in a Stourbridge nightclub in 2017. While the tragedies differ, the campaigns borne from them share deep, powerful similarities—rooted in injustice, persistence, and a fierce refusal to let the legal system turn the page...