A government minister has apologised for criticising media coverage of the George Floyd murder trial verdict. Is this ac...
A government minister has apologised for criticising media coverage of the George Floyd murder trial verdict. Is this acceptable? Politicians claim systemic racism doesn't exist. Then always attempt to use the communities 'Black pain' when it suits their agenda. @ Blacknews.uk we ask where is the change in the UK? What are you doing for us? Welsh Labour minister Lee Waters had said that Wales would have "a better election campaign" if it was given the same attention as "US domestic news". So far this year at least 2 Black men have quite possible died due to police brutality in the Wales/UK. Earlier this year on the 9th January, Mohamud Mohammed Hassan lost his life in Wales. South Wales police referred the death of Mohamud Mohammed Hassan after he was arrested following a claimed disturbance in the city to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), which launched an investigation to be concluded. Along with this following interaction with the police, Moyied Bashir, died in hospital on Wednesday, February 17. Gwent Police said: "Officers attended a property on Maesglas Crescent in Newport at approximately 9am on February 17 following concerns for the welfare of an individual after an emergency call was generated from the address". Moyied's family had called for help due to a mental health break down. That day the family lost a loved one and this is being investigated with no justice served several months later.
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A government minister has apologised for criticising media coverage of the George Floyd murder trial verdict. Is this acceptable? Politicians claim systemic racism doesn't exist. Then always attempt to use the communities 'Black pain' when it suits their agenda. @ Blacknews.uk we ask where is the change in the UK? What are you doing for us? Welsh Labour minister Lee Waters had said that Wales would have "a better election campaign" if it was given the same attention as "US domestic news". So far this year at least 2 Black men have quite possible died due to police brutality in the Wales/UK. Earlier this year on the 9th January, Mohamud Mohammed Hassan lost his life in Wales. South Wales police referred the death of Mohamud Mohammed Hassan after he was arrested following a claimed disturbance in the city to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), which launched an investigation to be concluded. Along with this following interaction with the police, Moyied Bashir, died in hospital on Wednesday, February 17. Gwent Police said: "Officers attended a property on Maesglas Crescent in Newport at approximately 9am on February 17 following concerns for the welfare of an individual after an emergency call was generated from the address". Moyied's family had called for help due to a mental health break down. That day the family lost a loved one and this is being investigated with no justice served several months later.
