Films celebrating campaigns, heroes and heroines that defend human rights and justice
Featured video & audio clips
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Film Courtesy of Frank Barat
Released 2020
15 years after making the ground-breaking film Injustice, which examined deaths in police custody, Ken Fero comes back with a compelling follow-up that feels as timely as ever called "Ultraviolence"
Janet Alder is the sister of Christopher Adler, who died in police custody in 1998. She has been fighting for truth and justice ever since.
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Police Deaths In Custody pt3 - Use of Overwhelming force: Justice Denied, the story of Joy Gardner
On the 28th July 1993 Joy Gardner died when police and deportation officers used force to restrain her, tying her with a body belt and ankle straps and gagging her mouth with thirteen feet of tape. There was a national outcry after her death.
Visit Migrant Media website
Film Courtesy of Ken Fero
Released 2001
Listen to Tippa Naphtali (founder of the Family Fund) joined by Ken Fero & Michelle Kelly
Unity FM 93.5 FM (www.unityfm.net) 'What Shape Are You In' programme aired on 28 October 2020, talking about the National Memorial Family Fund, the Ultraviolence film, and counselling/wellbeing services.
Film Courtesy of Migrant Media
Released 2001
The INJUSTICE Film continued to succeed despite the attempts by police to suppress it
A spokesperson for filmmakers, Migrant Media, said; “We owe this success through the continued practical, political and spiritual support that many people have given us.”
Between 1969 and 1999 over one thousand people died in police custody in England.
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The Update spoke to campaigner and activist Marcia Rigg, the sister of Sean Rigg who was killed in police custody in 2008
Marcia is an active member of the United Families & Friends Campaign, INQUEST's Family Reference Group and the Sean Rigg Justice & Change Campaign. She has tirelessly campaigned since her brothers death.
Visit The Update website
Film Courtesy of The Update
March 2017
Film Courtesy of Migrant Media
Released 2020
In 2020 the annual protest & rally moved online with a powerful video tribute
The United Families & 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 in secure immigration units and psychiatric hospitals.
UFFC was established in 1997.
Read more here
Applications Assessment Partners
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Red Alert HELP!
redalerthelp.org
INQUEST
inquest.org.uk
