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African Community Control of Healthcare!

Stop and Search, DNA profiling, ID Cards, Oyster Cards "Stop and Search" has been politically promoted.

British Government denies disabled African right to live! Absalom Ducille, a young African man who suffered a head injury in an assault on June 5, 2004, is being denied the ability to live by the British Department for Work and Pensions.

ASI 2006 statement from England Uhuru! I’m going to be doing a report on Tony Blair’s time in power over the last 10 years. The Labour Party was first brought into power in 1997. At the time, there was a growing frustration with the previous rulers, the Conservative Party, because they were starving the people dry with taxation.

ASI 2006 statement from Chairman Omali Yeshitela I want to talk about the question of the nation. Many of us have never even considered the question of a nation and what does this mean. There has been an element of struggle and controversy around this question for a very long time.

Africans clamoring to get to 2006 ASI Conference On October 6-9, Africans from all over the globe will be descending upon London, England to participate in a historic event that stands to change the way Africans are struggling in our various locations. This event is the Conference to Build the African Socialist International (ASI) and is exciting Africans everywhere who hear of it.

Justice for Roger Sylvester’s family! LONDON — The victory in the inquest case of Roger Sylvester, who was brutally murdered by police, was one of the few victories that Africans have received when it comes to us being murdered by the standing army of the State. However, the State quickly showed the African community that it would not allow any such victory for Africans to stand.

Unjust verdict in British police murder of Derek Bennett LONDON — On December 15, 2004, Dorothy Bennett, mother of Derek Bennett, wept, as many African mothers have before her, as a white colonial jury delivered the verdict in favour of the white police murderers who gunned down her son on July 16, 2001.

Reparations to Ricky Bishop’s family! LONDON — On Sunday, November 21, 2004, more than 100 Africans gathered on the streets of Brixton for the “Justice for Ricky Bishop March.” Ricky Bishop was a young African brother who was murdered by Brixton police during its “Operation Clean Sweep” three years earlier on November 22, 2001.