London, UK. 29th October 2016. Kadisha Brown-Burrell, sister of Kingsley Burrell who died after being taken into custody by police in Birmingham in March 2011 speaks as the annual march by Families and friends of people killed by police or in prisons goes down Whitehall to deliver a letter to Theresa May and hold a rally with speakers from the families of some of those who have died. Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News
Size: 2667px × 4000px
Photo credit: © Peter Marshall / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: #failedbytheipcc, #stoppolicebrutality, #uffc18, &, ahmed, alder, amy, azelle, bayoh, becky, bennett, bishop, brian, briggs, brutality, burrell, campaign, campbell, christopher, coker, custody, darren, deaths, defend, detention, doreen, douglas, duggan, el-keria, families, friends, gardner, habib, harry, herbert, inquest, ipcc, j4l, james, jason, jemmott, jimmy, jo, joy, justice, killings, kingsley, leon, lewis, london, marcia, mark, mcdonald, mcpherson, mikey, minka, mohammed, mubenga, myrna, mzee, neville, olaseni, orchard, patterson, paul, peace, police, powell, prison, protest, psychiatric, racism, reed, ricky, rigg, rocky, rodney, roger, rubel, sarah, sean, shah, sheku, shooting, simpson, stanley, summary, sylvester, thomas, thompson, uffc, ullah, united, violence, ‘paps’
