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What about christophers future? he had a good future ahead of him. when you have an institution like the police and the cps behave in this manner, it influences...the public. to say that it, well, its all right, you can do anything harsh to black people, you can get away with it. this is the message that theyre sending. alina began an online campaign demanding a prosecution. every time i hear the word "christopher", my heart breaks. you know, it breaks immensely. she sobs she accused south wales...

Christophers case is going to the high court. alina wants the cps to be ordered to bring a prosecution. i shouldnt even be in this position, to be having to fight a system. it... she sighs. its exhausting. it really is. its painfully exhausting. the iopc�*s full report into alinas complaint hasnt yet been published. south wales police says for that reason they cant comment on it, but they did say they welcome the scrutiny and remain committed to implementing opportunities for learning arising ...

To do with this decision and south wales police says racism will not be tolerated in our communities. i ask the question, what is public interest? here is a mother and there are so many other mothers looking at it, especially the black ethnic minority mothers looking at it. that there is public interest — are we not public? good to see you again — are you well? _ ray singh is a retired judge who investigated concerns over institutional racism in the justice system in the wake of the stephen ...

To properly apply the law if they went ahead with this prosecution? i dont think that is true. you can have an argument about the legal interpretation, depending on how many lawyers you have. the independent report into the initial police investigation is unlikely to be published until after the inquest next january. were not going to give in. we will look at everything possible, including a private or a criminal prosecution. christopher kapessa is the acid test for the criminaljustice system in...

Really difficult for him. christopher, we will make sure that your name is never forgotten. peace and love to everybody. please, could everybody raise their hand? - god, please let christopher kapessa getjustice, here, today! _ no justice... crowd: no peace! applause. shes not there for revenge, and, you know, if the jury decides that the suspect should be acquitted, we would just leave it there and well say at least thats been done. what about the cpss argument that they would be failing

That he pushed him. | police handed the crown prosecution service a file of new evidence, but seven months after christophers death, prosecutors told his family the case wasnt going any further. the prosecution service decided that there wasl sufficient evidence to look at a manslaughter charge i but it was not in the public interest to do so. - the crown prosecution service said the evidence suggested that the teenager who pushed christopher into the river hadnt meant to harm him, it was a fool...

Should be interest of that child. it should be fairness. justice should be done by a court of law. both families will have to live with the outcome, but she would have had the opportunity of hearing and seeing things done transparently and then she can live with that or at least attempt to live with it. the cps told us a specialist prosecutor had reviewed christophers case. there was nothing to suggest he died as a result of a hate crime, and that race played no part in its decision not to prose...

Party is not paramount. but the cps has said that they did have to consider the effect of a possible prosecution on that child. do you not think that is relevant? on that basis, justice is being denied to the deceased person, and i dont think the test should be interest of that child. it should be fairness. justice should be done by a court of law. both families will have to live with the outcome, but she would have had the opportunity of hearing and seeing things done transparently and then she...

Christopher kapessa getjustice, here, today! no justice... crowd: no peace! applause shes not there for revenge, and, you know, if the jury decides that the suspect should be acquitted, we would just leave it there and well say at least thats been done. what about the cpss argument that they would be failing to properly apply the law if they went ahead with this prosecution? i dont think that is true. you can have an argument about the legal interpretation, depending on how many lawyers you have...

"christopher", my heart breaks. you know, it breaks immensely. she sobs. she accused south wales police and the cps of institutional racism. no justice... no peace! the cps says race had nothing to do with this decision and south wales police says racism will not be tolerated in our communities. i ask the question, what is public interest? here is a mother and there are so many other mothers looking at it, especially the black ethnic minority mothers looking at it. that there is public interest ...