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Baljit sethi is of the post office victims who lost the business he ran with his wife. he now finds it too traumatic to discuss. his son said his family were not surprised to read the document. it was quite disturbing. and itjust goes to show that the post office has had a rotten culture at its core for a number of years. and this information was not made available by the post office, this information came about because of the campaigners and people who are fighting forjustice from the post office, so this is how it came to light. otherwise, it would have stayed buried for a very long time. a ...

Forjustice for years. this weekend, they discovered they had also been logged according to their racial profile. between 2008 and 2011, investigators were asked to classify potential suspects according to their racial profile. the category terms included chinese/japanese types, dark—skinned european types, and an offensive colonial word used to describe people of african descent. that's no way to identify someone, is it, really? that's disgusting. ijust feel sometimes that there is too much labelling going around. just say black or white. baljit sethi is of the post office victims who lost t...

Francis Duff, 80, was driven out of his business and forced to declare bankruptcy after he was persecuted for 'thieving' from his own till, when computer glitches were to blame.

Three years after winning in the High Court, hundreds of sub-postmasters are still waiting for compensation.

It's not only a question of compensation, no amount of money can undo what we have undergone. the post office says it's going as fast as it can with all the claims. in the compensation scheme that baljit sethi is in, 94% of victims have been made offers and three quarters have accepted and been paid. but there are a whole raft of concerns about how this process is going, including the desperate financial situation some claimants are now in. and for many, it's a slow, hard road to get what they deserve. sharon brown from sunderland was forced to resign from her branch and lost everything. peopl...