Colourful Radio Deaths In Custody Special

You may be interested to know that I have a breakfast radio show on Colourful Radio 7am to 10am. Here is my latest podcast for my latest show where I interview lots of people including the Police on the Mark Duggan verdict.

This forms a part of a series, of in-depth analysis of issues that affect our community that we will be exploring in the coming months, culminating in a national conference to take place later in the year.

Forgive my amateur performance I promise I will get better. Hope you find the show informative.

Yours In Struggle

#StateOfBlackBritain: Death In Custody show on @colourfulradio is now available! http://t.co/QFggzex8j2

Stewards needed: UFFC Annual Remembrance Procession Against Deaths in Custody - 29th October, London

I have been asked by the United Friends and Family Campaign to be Head Steward and provide stewards for the memorial annual march in relation to deaths in custody due to take place on Sat 29th.

Please email me if you can help: 

 Lee-jasper@live.com 

(please put  UFFC in the email subject heading.)

 

The Annual Remembrance Procession Against Deaths in Custody is organised by the United Families & Friends Campaign

All information below is from the event page set up by UFFC: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=172866569434620

Silent Procession along Whitehall followed by Noisy Protest at Downing Street!

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The United Families and Friends Campaign is a coalition of families and friends of those that have died in the custody of police and prison officers as well as those who are killed in secure psychiatric hospitals. It includes the families of Roger Sylvester, Leon Patterson, Rocky Bennett, Alton Manning, Christopher Alder, Brian Douglas, Joy Gardner, Aseta Simms, Ricky Bishop, Paul Jemmott, Harry Stanley, Glenn Howard,... Mikey Powell, Jason Mcpherson and Sean Rigg to name but a few. Together we are building a network for collective action to end deaths in custody.

What we believe
• That failure of State officials to ensure the basic right to life is made worse by the failure of the State to ever prosecute those responsible for custody deaths.

• That the failure to prosecute those responsible for deaths in custody sends the message that the State can act with impunity.

What We Demand
• Deaths in police custody must be investigated by a body that is genuinely independent of the police.

• Prison deaths must be subject to a system of properly funded investigation that is completely independent of the Prison Service.

• Officers involved in custody deaths be suspended until investigations are completed.

• Prosecutions should automatically follow 'unlawful killing' verdicts at inquests.

• Police forces are made accountable to the communities that they serve.

• Immediate Legal Aid and full disclosure of information be made to the relatives of the victims for investigations, inquests and subsequent prosecutions.

• Officers responsible for deaths should face criminal charges, even if retired.

• CCTV to be placed in the back of all police vehicles

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Please check these links for further details:

 http://uffc-campaigncentral.net

http://4wardeveruk.org/

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=172866569434620


No Justice No Peace!