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On this day 80 years ago, a Black 14-year-old boy named George Stinney Jr. was executed by the state of South Carolina for a crime he didn't commit. He was the youngest person executed in the U.S. in the 20th century, and was exonerated 70 years after his death.
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I remember #GeorgeStinney executed by the state of SC on June 16, 1944. This innocent boy was only 14 years old. If you are shocked by this case, nothing has changed. The death penalty is still alive, still the same barbaric and racist practice.
#EndTheDeathPenalty
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Replying to @Khaledhzakariah
Palestinian.
Genocide.
Apartheid.
Two-state solution.
Occupation.
Resistance.
Get used to it.
Palestine isn’t going away.
The resistance is here to stay.
Free Palestine.
I encourage everyone to re-post this, so that Khaled Hassan is continuously reminded of this reality.
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I don't know whose interests the Speaker thinks he is serving. But it is not the interests of the Commons or democracy.
huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/s…
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New edition, published last week. Please RT.
'The role of Mr Chris Mullin in this sorry affair leaves a nasty odour that will not go away. Mr Mullin is paid to represent the voters of Sunderland South Instead he acts as a mouthpiece for IRA sympathisers'.
The Sun, March 1991
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Tell me that they have the information requested in a different format and say they will refuse to answer if I request it, so they have declined an FoI request BEFORE they even received it. Utter disgrace.
Congratulations are in order to the CPS. Apparently, they think it is reasonable to investigate a FoI request, by totally ignoring what was asked for, do utterly pointless research that they wasted a month to do and then claim it would cost too much and take too much long to do.
The actual issue was does the CPS review the cases of disgraced experts like Shorrock, who was struck from the Home Office Register of Forensic Pathologists? & doe the CPS have a spreadsheet of cases of such disgraced experts?
So what is the CPS' solution?
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"...the men were wrongfully convicted and the financial agreement 'brings some measure of justice to individuals who spent decades in prison and bore the stigma of being falsely accused of murdering an iconic figure.'"
ow.ly/7Qe150LpM4S
About time!
"...the men were wrongfully convicted and the financial agreement 'brings some measure of justice to individuals who spent decades in prison and bore the stigma of being falsely accused of murdering an iconic figure.'"
ow.ly/7Qe150LpM4S
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On this day in 1920, a white mob in Ocoee, Florida, lynched dozens of Black Americans and razed the Black community, because a Black man attempted to vote. To overcome racial inequality, we must confront our history. calendar.eji.org/racial-inju…
Uncaring Britain at its worst. I hope they are proud of themselves.
“It is unconscionable. A highly vulnerable old man with dementia in a care home being subjected to such a use of force at the hands of the police.
It begs the question why there was a police and not a medical response.”
- @DebatINQUEST
theguardian.com/uk-news/2022…
As @HannahQuirk1 says this is an interesting post, one that illustrates one of the biggest problems in criminal law. Who monitors the Court of Appeal?
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Time for an investigation of Justice Clarence Thomas & his wife, Ginni, after @realBobWoodward (yeah, him) & @costareports revealed her unrelenting campaign inside the Trump White House to overturn the 2020 presidential election (and the Constitution).
washingtonpost.com/politics/…
Good.
Today @ukhomeoffice has awarded the Commissioner a further 3 year funding allocation to support our mission to prevent violence in #Wales through @WalesVPU
This will be used to support more people and communities, to create a Wales free from violence
bit.ly/SWPCCVPU3
This needs to be resolved.
















