INA POST FOUNDATION
For the wrongfully convicted who fight for justice
INA POST FOUNDATION
Miscarriages of justices
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When new facts prove that someone is wrongfully convicted
Experts
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In order to prove the existence of a new fact, a new investigation by experts is often required
Ina Post Foundation
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Offers financial support to the wrongfully convicted in order to conduct new investigations by experts
New fact
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A new fact or piece of evidence on the basis of which the Court would have ruled differently if this had been known
Financial support
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The wrongfully convicted have to cover the costs of a new investigation by experts themselves
Ina Post
Was acquitted in 2010, after being wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for four years and set up the Ina Post Foundation with the financial compensation she received
ONZE VISIE
Being convicted for a crime you did not commit, might be the worst thing that can happen to a person.
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When you have been convicted by the highest court, but you are innocent, a review procedure is your last chance to get justice. However, the criteria that must be met before a case is reopened, is very strict. There must be a new fact or new evidence that is so crucial that there is a serious suspicion that the judge would have ruled differently if it had been known at the time of the conviction.
To find a new fact or new evidence, it is generally required to conduct a new investigation by experts. As science continues to evolve, expert insights can change over time. Therefore, the innocence of a convicted person can sometimes be proven years after that person has been convicted.
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Expert investigations are time-consuming and expensive. The convicted person has to bear these costs and cannot request the government to financially support them.
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The Ina Post Foundation believes that everyone who believes to be wrongfully convicted, should be given the opportunity to prove their innocence. By offering financial support for new expert investigations, the Ina Post Foundation contributes to a more just world.
MISSION
DONEER NU
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After her acquittal in 2010, Ina Post founded the Ina Post Foundation to help the wrongfully convicted in the Netherlands during their fight for justice.
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Do you want to contribute to a more just world? Donate now!
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Your donation will only be used to fund investigations conducted by experts. The board of the Ina Post Foundation works on a voluntary basis and receives no compensation.
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Ina Post Fonds
NL82 ABNA 0485 4634 23
Amsterdam
RSIN/fiscal number: 858541415
WHO WE ARE
The Board of the Ina Post Foundation consists of:
C.J. Knoops-Hamburger (chairman)
D. Rietveld (treasurer)
M. Brinkman (secretary)
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The Ina Post Foundation has contributed to the successful re-openings of, e.g. the Spelonk Murder Case (Bonaire) en the Showbizz Murder Case.
WHO WE ARE
Aantal lopende herzieningszaken: 15
Herzieningszaken in de media
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Deventer Moordzaak: herzieningsverzoek is op 26 oktober 2022 bij de Hoge Raad ingediend en momenteel zijn wij in afwachting van een reactie van de advocaat-generaal
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Arnhemse Villamoord: herzieningsverzoek in voorbereiding
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Zes van Breda: de Adviescommissie Afgesloten Strafzaken (ACAS) heeft geadviseerd tot het laten verrichten van nader onderzoek
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Rombley: inhoudelijke behandeling herzieningsverzoek zal in 2023 op Curaçao plaatsvinden
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CONTACT US
OUR ADDRESS
VAN LEIJENBERGHLAAN 68
1082 GM AMSTERDAM
THE NEDETHERLANDS
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