Letty Marie Scott, who was to achieve fame as a persistent campaigner for justice for her deaths-in-custody husband, was at the crossroads of Australia’s great cultural conflict.
Tributes & Remembrance
26 Years On – Colin’s Story
Colin Roach, aged 21 years, died in January 1983 after receiving a fatal gunshot wound in 1983 while in the custody of Stoke Newington police station, London.
Zephaniah Remembers Colin Roach
“I was actually just down the road when it happened and I was amongst the first people to gather outside the police station” says Zephaniah.
Remember Colin: A Crime Is a Crime Is a Crime
The case of Colin Roach featured in the documentary film ‘INJUSTICE’ Within the film the case was mentioned by Graham Smith who was very involved in the Colin Roach campaign.
Annual Rally : London 2008
4WardEver UK dedicates this publication to the late Pauline Campbell, who was sadly missed at this years rally following her untimely death early this year. “Your voice can still be heard”
Farewell Pauline
Mourners have gathered for the funeral of a prisons campaigner who was found dead near her daughter’s grave. Pauline Campbell, 60, originally from Whitchurch, Shropshire, was found dead in Malpas, Cheshire, on 15 May.
Memorial Blog for Pauline Campbell
The 4WardEver Campaign UK in collaboration with Migrant Media (Makers of the film INJUSTICE) have set up a memorial site in remembrance of Pauline Campbell, a tireless campaigner against deaths of women in custody since the tragic death of her daughter Sarah in 2003.
Pauline Campbell has died
Prisons campaigner Pauline Campbell has died, the advice group Inquest said today. Mrs Campbell, from Whitchurch, Shropshire, became a member of the organisation after her daughter, Sarah, 18, died of drug overdose at Styal prison in 2003.
