Family campaign for justice for Mouayed Bashir who died under police restraint
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SAVE THE DATE
The People's Tribunal on Police Killings is set for London 4-5 April 2025 + online for international. Radical change is coming.
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If you're at a demonstration in London, and it's not this one, you're in the wrong place – at London, England
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Looking forward to seeing the powerful film on @INQUEST_ORG again by @TRCdocumentary
And joining Lee Lawrence my podcast co-host to discuss it after. Come see!
Get your ticket for The UK is Not Innocent film screening
Q&A featuring Lee Lawrence & @lucybrisbane, hosts of our award-winning podcast, Unlawful Killing
📅 22 July at 6.45pm
📌Rich Mix, Shoreditch
🎟️£7.50 bit.ly/3VxTXEw
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🔊NEW EPISODE
@marcia_rigg's brother Sean Rigg died following police
restraint in Brixton in 2008. She has been fighting for justice ever since.
@lucybrisbane and Lee explore justice, and how there is beauty and hope in a world we cannot yet imagine.
inquest.org.uk/podcast
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Powerful testimony @marcia_rigg ( sister of Sean Rigg died in police custody) Reoccurring patterns of inst. racism in Sean & Sheku’s death;misleading death messages 2 families, victims treated as suspects,criminalising of Sean & Sheku. “This is modern day lynching.”@BayohJustice
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SAVE THE DATE! MARCH FOR SUDAN - SATURDAY, 1 JUNE 2024. 🇸🇩
The war in Sudan continues - so we must continue to build a movement that calls for the end of the war, for a free Sudan, and for civilian rule! 📣
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📽️Last night we launched our first ever film - The UK is Not Innocent
From deaths in custody to Hillsborough & Grenfell, it shows how state violence, neglect and denial operates and the ways we have resisted for 40+ years alongside families
Trailer ➡️bit.ly/3xORSff
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‘Outdated and offensive’: police in England and Wales barred from blaming restraint deaths on ‘excited delirium’ | Police | The Guardian theguardian.com/uk-news/2024…
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“calculated attempts to undermine the scrutiny & accountability of police who abuse their powers, more concerned to appease & protect officers than address incontrovertible evidence of the violence, racism, & misogyny endemic in the Met.” @DebatINQUEST bitly.ws/3fZaJ
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Families’ anger over UK police restraint deaths blamed on disputed condition; ‘Mohannad Bashir…said there had been “no accountability” following Mouayed’s death, and that he needed medical help, rather than restraint.’ .@JMouayed theguardian.com/uk-news/2024…
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Fast tracking police recruitment to meet labours pledge on policing! How can you ensure new and old police officers learn the difference between conscious and unconscious person in an ABD incident?
#J4MB ✊🏾
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Bereaved families often tell us that they want no one else to go through what they've been through
Our Director @DebatINQUEST told @CommonsJustice about the impact of repeated deaths in state care with no meaningful change.
Join our fight #NoMoreDeaths
bit.ly/No_More_Deaths_petiti…
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Police cannot and should not be first responders to people in mental health crisis.
We spoke to @tortoise about the death of Mouayed Bashir. Yet more evidence of the dangers of policing mental ill health.
tortoisemedia.com/2024/02/06…
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The family is represented by INQUEST Lawyers Group members @_meghancurran of One Pump Court Chambers, Kate Maynard and @d_machover of @hickmanandrose solicitors and Fiona Murphy KC of @DoughtyStPublic
⚠️Follow the family campaign @JMouayed
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“… that failings around identification of ABD have been recognised.”
Says the family want better communications between agencies like police and ambulance
Police training “overhauled”
Welsh Gov to consider review of multi-agency approaches
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Mohamed and Mohannad Bashir speaking after the inquest into their brother’s death at #Newport Coroners Court. Mohannad said: “We knew justice wasn’t going to be served through an inquest. We were seeking accountability in these proceedings. What we take from this is the fact…”
