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In this episode, I delve into my current situation as I navigate the complexities of solitary confinement within Woodhill Prison. After 42 days of isolation, I was required to provide a written response regarding my confinement, which was then sent to the government for further decision-making. Despite consultations with mental health professionals who have deemed this confinement detrimental to my mental health, the government persists in holding me in these conditions.
I discuss the stark differences between my current maximum-security imprisonment and the conditions of an open prison, which is typically where civil offenders like myself are placed. The injustice of my situation is highlighted by the fact that I am being held in solitary confinement while others, including those convicted of more severe crimes, are not subjected to such treatment.
The episode also touches on the broader implications of my imprisonment, including the financial burdens imposed by the judiciary and the lack of political and media support in the UK. I express my gratitude to international figures who have spoken out against my treatment and emphasize the importance of free speech and the fight against censorship.
Throughout the episode, I reflect on the personal impact of my imprisonment on my family and the lessons I hope to impart to my children about standing up for the truth. Despite the challenges, I remain committed to exposing corruption and advocating for the voices of survivors of sexual exploitation.
As I share my experiences, I call for support and solidarity from listeners and express my determination to continue fighting for justice, both for myself and for others who have been wronged by the system.