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The people of the USA and in countries around the world, alongside leaders in the civil rights and global human rights movement, have persisted in demanding that Black people be treated equally and that police be held accountable for their racially biased policing and use of force. #BlackLivesMatter, a simple call for racial equality, has become a freshly renewed motto for reimagining policing, now supported by two-thirds of US Americans. Widespread protests have overtaken the streets of the United States for more than four weeks, with no end in sight. Their unrelenting voices and the injustice of George Floyd's death have brought about meaningful social change, united a movement for equal rights, and compelled activism and action in the midst of a global pandemic. Of course, much more change is needed at all levels, and activists and organizers are continuing to do the work to make real, lasting change.

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From the streets of Minneapolis to the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, unlawful use of force by police can end in death, injury, and devastation. As we've seen too many times, in the USA and elsewhere, sometimes police kill or seriously injure people during arrests fuelled by racism. In countless other cases, police are quick to use force in response to protests or demonstrations. Throughout 2019 and 2020, Hong Kong police have repeatedly deployed weapons like tear gas and rubber bullets in an unlawful way against protesters. All too often, officers who kill or injure people after using force unlawfully are not brought to justice. That's why it's so important to know what your rights are, and to know what police are, and aren't, allowed to do. We need to make sure that police stop using force against the law, and that those who kill unlawfully are brought to account - no more excuses. Read full article via link in bio.

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