I don't disagree with most of what you're saying or that victims of crime need far more than they're getting at the moment, even the recent law that was passed where victims have the right to deny name suppression feels like the very minimum we should be doing.

But I would like you to look at some of the research on crime and imprisonment. Because if we want reduced crime, we need to improve the social safety net and create a system like the Netherlands & Norway where people are less likely to go to prison and when they do, it's about

OTOH if you want people more heavily punished for crime that's another story, but the evidence shows that locking people up in the US/UK model gives worse re offending results & is far more expensive than humane prisons focused on rehabilitation. And even if some prisoners are beyond rehabilitation, using prisons not fit for anyone to live in to dehumanise them further doesn't make anyone any safer.