January 2021: #Justice4Mohamud Event


Can the police be reformed?


From Mohamud, to @freesiyanda, to Stephen Lawrence, to George Floyd, to #EndSARS, and to the countless more innocent Black lives, the police have continuously shown themselves to be institutionally racist, violent, and ineffective.


Until now, the mainstream argument in response to blatant police racism has been reform. More body cams, more unconscious bias training – but does this actually work? Year after year of more funding, more training, the disproportionate levels of stop and searches, tasering, and deaths in custody remain. Do we then need a more radical solution? Do we need to defund and abolish the police?

Can the police be reformed? Event poster

January 2021: BLMUK Clubhouse Room

BLMUK speak at Clubhouse Room with BLM Cardiff, Justice 4 Black Lives and the family of Mohamud Mohammed Hassan
Mohamud Mohammed Hassan was a young black man who died after sustaining serious injuries in police custody on Saturday 9th January 2021. Mobilisations protesting his death in Cardiff and London were shut down by police, with many being arrested and fined for breaking lockdown regulations. Learn more about the campaign on their petition page.