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Challenging oppressive policing

The Runneymede Bulletin: Who, where and why

Reference: BG/P/18/1/99

This document, 'The Runnymede Bulletin: Who, where and why' from March 1995, presents detailed data and analysis on police stop and search practices across…

Challenging oppressive policing

Handwritten calculations of costs of arrests

Reference: BG/P/18/1/99

This document contains handwritten calculations estimating the financial costs associated with arrests over several years in the mid-1990s. It reflects an analysis of arrest…

Challenging oppressive policing

Statement on Stop and Search by Bernie Grant

Reference: BG/P/18/1/96

This document is a statement by Bernie Grant, a prominent Black British MP, addressing the misuse of police Stop and Search powers and its…

Challenging oppressive policing

Stop and search figures 1994

Reference: BG/P/7/4

This document presents stop and search figures from 1994 within the Metropolitan Police District, focusing on areas such as Tottenham and Haringey. It highlights…

Reparations

Steel Pulse letter to commemorate Joy Gardner

Reference: BG/ARM/3/1/1

This document is a letter from Steel Pulse's management dated September 29, 1993, addressed to Mrs. Simpson via Bernie Grant's office. The letter expresses…

Reparations

ARM aims and objectives

Reference: BG/ARM/4/4

This document outlines the aims and objectives of the Africa Reparations Movement (ARM) in the UK. ARM is an organisation dedicated to seeking reparations…

Reparations

Return the Benin Bronzes

Reference: BG/ARM/4/4

This document is a flyer announcing a demonstration calling for the return of the Benin Bronzes to Nigeria. The protest was scheduled to take…

Reparations

Why ARM is picketing

Reference: BG/ARM/4/4

This document explains why the African Reparations Movement (A.R.M.) is picketing, focusing on the 1897 British invasion of Benin City in present-day Nigeria. It…

Reparations

ARM Birmingham Declaration

Reference: BG/ARM/1/2

The ARM Birmingham Declaration is a document produced by the Africa Reparations Movement (UK) following a conference held in Birmingham on December 11, 1993.…

Reparations

Letter to entertainers

Reference: BG/ARM/1/2

This document is a letter addressed to entertainers, written to raise awareness about the movement for reparations for Africans in Africa and the diaspora.…

Reparations

Timeline for ARM activities 1995

Reference: BG/ARM/6/1

This document outlines the key activities organized by the African Reparations Movement (A.R.M) UK in 1995, a pivotal year for Black British campaigning on…

Reparations

ARM organisational structure

Reference: BG/ARM/6/1

This document outlines the organisational structure of the Africa Reparations Movement (UK), a group dedicated to advocating for reparations related to Africa. It lists…

Reparations

Abuja Proclamation

Reference: BG/ARM/5/3/6

The Abuja Proclamation is a declaration from the first Pan-African Conference on Reparations, held in April 1993 in Abuja, Nigeria. Organized by the Organization…

Reparations

The Legal Basis of the Claim for Reparations

Reference: BG/ARM/11/1

This document, titled "The Legal Basis of the Claim for Reparations," presents a detailed legal argument supporting reparations for historical injustices. Written by Lord…

Reparations

Early Day Motion

Reference: BG/5/2/12

This document is an Early Day Motion (EDM) tabled in the UK House of Commons on 10 May 1993 by Bernie Grant and other…

Reparations

The Herald: Battle royal for Benin relics

Reference: BG/ARM/7/3

This document is a 1997 newspaper article highlighting a major controversy over the return of Benin royal artefacts taken by British colonial forces in…