Meetings in Manchester, Tottenham and House
of Commons to launch the new report on Joint Enterprise Convictions... All JENGbA members and supporters welcome
Dangerous associations:
Joint enterprise, gangs and racism
This new report, written by experts from Manchester
Metropolitan University, raises serious concerns about the impact of Joint
Enterprise prosecutions on the black and minority ethnic communities. Focusing on Manchester, Nottingham and
London, the report will reveal new findings that give
strong grounds for concluding that black people are systematically
discriminated against in joint enterprise prosecutions.
Report authors Becky
Clarke and Patrick Williams of
Manchester Metropolitan University will speak at all events.
Manchester
8.30 am to 10.00 am, Monday 25 January,
Friends’ Meeting House 6 Mount Street,
Manchester, M2 5NS
Chair: Will McMahon, Centre for Crime Justice Studies.
Tottenham
7.00 pm to 8.30 pm, Monday 25 January,
North London Community House, Moorefield Road
Tottenham, N17 6PY
Chair: Stafford Scott, Tottenham Rights
House
of Commons
2.00 pm to 4.00 pm, Tuesday 26 January,
Committee Room 14, House of Commons
Westminster, SW1A 0AA
Chair: Andrew Mitchell MP
Platform: Lord Ouseley with authors Becky Clarke and
Patrick Williams
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