10/11/2025
💔 A Call to Action 💔
I’m proud to be supporting Laura Richards and Natalie Queiroz in their campaign, calling for urgent change in how violent men are managed within the justice system.
Natalie Queiroz was eight months pregnant when she was brutally attacked and stabbed multiple times by Babur Raja — the man who was supposed to love her. Miraculously, she and her baby survived. Now, that same man is being considered for early transfer to a Category D (open) prison, which could allow day release.
This is deeply wrong. It sends a dangerous message that men who commit horrific acts of violence against women can be moved to open conditions far too soon — and it puts other women at risk.
I know this risk all too well. The man who murdered my sister and 11-year-old niece had been given a suspended sentence in 2010, for violently attacking his then girlfriend AND her mother infront of her children!!!!!! just before starting a relationship with my sister. What the actual hell!!!!! The warning signs were there, but he wasn’t held accountable — and two innocent lives were lost.
These are not isolated incidents. They show a systemic failure to recognise the patterns of abusive men, to protect women and girls, and to ensure violent offenders are sentenced and managed appropriately.
Those in authority have a duty of care — to prioritise the safety of women and children, to hold men accountable, and to stop the cycle of violence before more lives are destroyed.
👉 Please take action.
Write to David Lammy, Deputy Prime Minister, Justice Secretary, and Lord Chancellor, and ask him:
• To stop Babur Raja’s early transfer to a Category D prison.
• To stop all domestic abusers, violent offenders, and stalkers from being transferred early to Category D prisons.
✉️ Email: david.lammy.mp@parliament.uk
📎 CC: mail@davidlammy.co.uk
You can also contact the Ministry of Justice via this short form:
🔗 https://contact-moj.service.justice.gov.uk/
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Together, we can demand accountability, protect women and girls, and make the changes to the system that Need to be made!!