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The Watchmen : State Violence in a Democracy
The role of the police in western society is beginning to be understood and challenged in ways that were inconceivable only a decade ago. The belief in รขโฌหlaw and orderรขโฌโข and infallibility of the police is now seriously questioned.
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Police restraint contributed to Leon Briggs death, jury finds
The way in which police officers restrained a man with drug-induced psychosis รขโฌลmore than minimallyรขโฌย contributed to his death in Lutonรย in 2013, an inquest jury in Milton Keynes has found by unanimous verdict.
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Watchdog drops probe of officers over Anthony Grainger shooting
The police watchdog has dropped an investigation into three former senior Greater Manchester Police officers over their ‘command and control’ of an armed operation during which a father-of-two was shot dead.
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Nursing Narratives Project : Racism and the pandemic
Nursing Narratives: Racism and the Pandemic is a collaborative project that will use documentary film and writing to amplify the experiences and perspectives of black and minority ethnic health workers.
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Sister of Christopher Alder says she still has nightmares over brother’s death in custody
Falklands veteran Christopher Alder died in April 1998 after he was arrested for breaching the peace following a fracas outside a nightclub in which he was punched and taken to hospital.
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New evidence, fresh questions about death of young Black Londoner Rashan Charles
Police claimed the man who helped an officer restrain and handcuff Rashan Charles was รขโฌลa member of the publicรขโฌย with no police connection. CCTV evidence raises doubts.รย Shine A Light exclusive (distressing content).
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UFFC Rally 2020 : Memorial family event takes place online
In October 2020 the United Families and Friends Campaign (UFFC) annual protest & rally moved online with a powerful video tribute that remembered the victims and heard from some of the families affected.
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Ultraviolence: the shocking, brutal film about deaths in police custody
Two decades ago the police tried to silence Ken Feroรขโฌโขs fearless documentary Injustice. Twenty years later, his follow-up is filled with even more pain and outrage. Ultraviolence was launched at the 2020 BFI Film Festival.
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From the makers of INJUSTICE comes Ultraviolence (BFI Film Festival 2020)
15 years after Ken Feroรขโฌโขs ground-breaking film Injustice, which examined deaths in police custody, comes a compelling follow-up ‘Ultraviolence’ that feels as timely as ever. Screens at BFI Film Festival, 12 October 2020.
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Filmmaker Ken Fero: รขโฌหThere are serious problems here in terms of deaths in police custodyรขโฌโข
Ken Feroรขโฌโขs film, รขโฌหInjusticeรขโฌโข documented deaths in police custody during the 1990s. Campaigners have petitioned for it to be shown on Channel 4 รขโฌโ but now it will screen at the British Film Institute in London.