Posts Tagged ‘murder’
Genoa G8 Summit – 20th Anniversary
The 20th anniversary of anti capitalist protests at the Genoa G8 summit, where 23 year old Carlo Giuliani was murdered by the Italian riot police.
Protest Parliament: Be Seen, Be Heard
Protest Parliament: Be Seen, Be Heard after the death of Sarah Everard and the new policing Bill, Parliament Square, London.
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Clapham Common Vigil
Reclaim the Night vigil and shrine for Sarah Everard at the Bandstand on Clapham Common, South London.
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Dead Zone
A Bow underpass, scene of the fatal shooting of Wayne Stockdale in 2011 is permanently fenced off. Flowers left by the family mark the spot where the local man was killed. Tower Hamlets.
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Masked EDL Woolwich March
EDL leader Tommy Robinson addresses the media as English Defence League supporters march in Woolwich after the murder of a white man, reported to be a soldier. South London.
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Images and video available to licence from www.reportdigital.co.uk
See Jason N. Parkinson’s Guardian video
Tottenham Riots
Violence erupts in Tottenham after a protest demanding justice following a fatal police shooting. Riot police clashed with hundreds of demonstrators after Mark Duggan, 29, a father of four, was killed. North London.
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Riot images from across London available to license from: www.reportdigital.co.uk
See slideshow here
Read No Refuge Between Bricks and Batons commissioned by the Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma.
Listen to Reporting the Riots podcast from the Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom.
See Jason N. Parkinson’s Guardian video’s here Tottenham video footage here and Hackney video footage here
Carlo Giuliani RIP
Ten years ago today I took this image of 23 year old Carlo Giuliani. He was shot through the head and run over twice by Italian riot police during anti capitalist protests at the Genoa G8 summit in Italy.
The summer of 2001 had a massive impact on me and everyone involved. Our thoughts are with Carlo’s family and friends who have fought a long campaign for justice.
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