Recovery From Homelessness
Donation protected
The background to my appeal is described here, but please see my latest update for my current situation...
I've ended up homeless due to the effects of a long running coverup by UK authorities which is leaving me struggling financially.
In 2008, I became traumatised after years of abuse and violent crime by my neighbours that the authorities failed to put a stop to.
Since then, I've been subjected to years of inhumane abuse and crime that has repeatedly left me homeless.
I've relentlessly tried to seek a legal remedy, but have been endlessly fobbed off by the legal profession and political leaders I've sought help from, despite a Human Right's organisation agreeing with my allegations of illegal psychological torture.
Some further information can be found on my website:
My excellent and longstanding professional reputation has been destroyed, and my name relentlessly blackened. For over 15 years deliberate provocation by the authorities and their proxies has been used to spark angry reactions and maintain the false narrative that there's a problem with my behaviour.
Legal support I briefly obtained in 2023, failed to address key issues, and I've since been left to "Die on a hillside in Wales" by those who were supposedly helping me after stating "the Government doesn't have a duty to investigate torture!!" (The Istanbul Protocol clearly states otherwise)
My allegations of torture and other crime and misconduct are being met with a wall of silence by police and politicians, and the legal profession has relentlessly refused to help me.
My situation is in gridlock, and severely harming me in a multitude of ways.
I'd be extremely grateful for any donations so I can continue to buy food, clothing etc.
The references below highlight the importance of my being able to obtain a legal remedy to my dispute.
(International Bar Association)
- Without a functioning justice system, you no longer have the rule of law – it’s just the rule of who’s more powerful
Richard Miller (Head of Legal Aid, Law Society of England and Wales)
- There needs to be a mindset that justice is necessary, just like healthcare or education are necessary, rather than justice is only for those as a last resort after a long period of injustice
Lucy Scott-Moncrieff (President, Law Society of England and Wales, 2012–2013)
Organizer
Ben Powys
Organizer
Wales