Protest against channel Four's censorshio of ‘INJUSTICE’
info@injusticefilm.co.uk | 29.04.2002 19:09
Injustice is a radical feature length film about the struggles for justice by the families of people that have died in police custody. On its release a year ago the police tried to censor the film by threatening cinemas. Months of fighting, by the film makers & families in the film, ended in victory with the police backing off and the film on release in cinemas across the UK & internationally. But Channel Four still refuse to broadcast the film because they won’t take on the Police Federation. C4 are not only banning
the film they are telling the police ‘It’s ok to kill, we won’t turn our cameras on you’. Protest against the ban – since C4 won’t screen Injustice then we are going to screen it on C4!
Injustice will be projected onto the Channel Four building on:
9.00pm TUESDAY 30th APRIL 2002
Venue: Channel Four Television, 124 Horseferry Road, London, SW1P. Tube: St.James Park.
Organised by ‘Friends of Injustice’ as part of the May Day Festival of Alternatives
the film they are telling the police ‘It’s ok to kill, we won’t turn our cameras on you’. Protest against the ban – since C4 won’t screen Injustice then we are going to screen it on C4!
Injustice will be projected onto the Channel Four building on:
9.00pm TUESDAY 30th APRIL 2002
Venue: Channel Four Television, 124 Horseferry Road, London, SW1P. Tube: St.James Park.
Organised by ‘Friends of Injustice’ as part of the May Day Festival of Alternatives
info@injusticefilm.co.uk
Homepage:
www.ourmayday.org.uk
