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- Iqbal Wahhab OBE empowers Togo prisoners
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Archive
Learn from apartheid-era access initiatives, v-c advises UK institutions
From: External news05 Jan 2012
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British universities can learn lessons from the admissions reforms used in South Africa to recruit promising black students, a vice-chancellor has argued
Alex Wheatle: A hope I feel in spite of so many wrongs
From: External news04 Jan 2012
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Stephen Lawrence's family have had to wait almost 20 years for justice
Lawrence verdict alone won't stop black anger, PM is told
From: External news04 Jan 2012
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DAVID CAMERON and Home Secretary Theresa May were warned by black activists this morning that there could be more riots in the summer unless they learn the lessons of the Lawrence case
LIFE FOR the black community in the wake of the Macpherson report has been ‘very disappointing’ says veteran community activist Maxie Hayles
For Congo Children, Food Today Means None Tomorrow
From: External news03 Jan 2012
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On some days, some children eat, others do not. On other days, all the children eat, and the adults do not. Or vice versa
After the riots, Black Britons have pulled together – and away?
From: External news03 Jan 2012
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Young black people have to locate their missing confidence and the sense that this is their Britain too
The Government must make reforming the care system a top priority
From: External news03 Jan 2012
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Elderly 'robbed of dignity' by failing social care services
The NDAA's historic assault on American liberty
From: External news03 Jan 2012
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By signing into law the NDAA, the president has awarded the military extraordinary powers to detain US citizens without trial
John Terry to be charged over Anton Ferdinand race row
From: External news21 Dec 2011
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England captain John Terry will face a criminal charge of using racist language towards footballer Anton Ferdinand during a Premier League game.
Racist dog owner claimed Rottweiler bit Nigerian nurse because it 'doesn't like black people'
From: External news20 Dec 2011
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Nurse Patrick Ogunobo, 57, was nipped at by the unleashed Rottweiler yards from his Openshaw home.