Mother says new custodial sentences for daughter's rapists 'better' but still 'not enough'

Two teenage boys convicted of rape have been resentenced to four years in detention, according to BBC News. Their initial non-custodial sentences were overturned. The victim's mother said the custodial outcome is 'better' than before, but described it as still insufficient.

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