Protest: Abolish the IPCC

April 23, 2012 in Civil Unrest, Protest, Events by Zinzi Eka-Naphtali

Organised by the Campaign for Justice

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UFFC to attend meeting of MPA

November 1, 2011 in Events, Reform & Corruption by Larry Fedja

provided by: Samantha Rigg-David
date: November 2011

MPA Full authority Meeting City Hall London 24th November 10am

Question to be raised regarding the Heavy handed and provocative policing of the peaceful UFFC march – 29th Oct 2011.

The following is the letter sent on behalf of  The United Families & Friends Campaign:

Catherine Crawford, Chief Executive
Metropolitan Police Authority
10 Dean Farrar Street
London, SW1H 0NY

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Protest against deaths in custody (2011)

October 30, 2011 in Civil Unrest, Protest, Custody Deaths & Abuse, Events, Home Feature by UFFC Admin

all credits: PressTV
published: 29th October 2011

Once again, this year, like every year hundreds gathered for the annual march against deaths in police custody in Britain. Most of those here are family members who say they have lost loved ones at the hands of the police. Like the family of Sean Riggs who died on 21 August 2008. A 40-year old musician, he was arrested in the street by four officers and taken to a nearby police station. He was placed in a metal cage in the yard. 20 minutes later he was dead.

UFFC Demo 2011 Gallery by 4WardEver UK >

See the list – Deaths in Custody 1969-2011 >

The annual event is now entering its 13-th year and every year the list of those who have died grows longer. Organizers were handing out posters with the names of 3,180 individuals since 1969. Sadly one of the latest to be added to that list was 48-year old Smiley Culture. He died from a single stab wound to the heart. His family were told he stabbed himself while making a cup of tea. His nephew Merlin was at the march.

Standing behind me are the many families who have lost loved ones, they say at the hands of police, they are ready to march on downing street demanding justice.

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