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Trump signs order pushing to reduce US police violence
World 5 years ago

Trump signs order pushing to reduce US police violence

US President Donald Trump issued an order to improve policing Tuesday, calling for a ban on dangerous choke holds, but he stopped well short of demands made at nationwide protests against racism and police brutality.
Family demands justice after Atlanta police fatally shoot Rayshard Brooks in the back
World 5 years ago

Family demands justice after Atlanta police fatally shoot Rayshard Brooks in the back

Relatives of Rayshard Brooks, many of them in tears, called for justice and "drastic change" in policing after a white Atlanta officer fatally shot the African-American man in the back, and the city's mayor called for a shake-up in the force.
Racial data proposal sparks new controversy in France
World 5 years ago

Racial data proposal sparks new controversy in France

Government spokeswoman Sibeth Ndiaye raised the ire even of cabinet colleagues by proposing that including people's race in the national database could allow policymakers to "measure and look at reality as it is".
Systemic racism slows economic growth: Dallas Fed chief Kaplan
Business 5 years ago

Systemic racism slows economic growth: Dallas Fed chief Kaplan

Systemic racism and high unemployment levels among black and Hispanic Americans create a drag on the US economy, Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan said on Sunday.
Britain's Johnson to launch cross-government commission on racism
World 5 years ago

Britain's Johnson to launch cross-government commission on racism

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said a cross-government commission would examine racism and the disparities experienced by minority ethnic groups in education, health and the criminal justice system following Black Lives Matter protests.
Atlanta police shooting of black man was a homicide, coroner says
World 5 years ago

Atlanta police shooting of black man was a homicide, coroner says

The death of Rayshard Brooks, a black man killed by a white police officer in Atlanta on Friday, was a homicide caused by gunshot wounds to the back, the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office said on Sunday.
Berliners form socially-distanced human chain against racism
World 5 years ago

Berliners form socially-distanced human chain against racism

Thousands demonstrated in Berlin against racism and for broader fairness, including sharing the coronavirus burden, as they stretched a human chain through the German capital Sunday while keeping safe distances.
Earlier coronavirus second wave feared in Europe after mass protests
World 5 years ago

Earlier coronavirus second wave feared in Europe after mass protests

Europe could face a surge of COVID-19 infections in the coming weeks caused by mass protests in the continent over the last days, politicians, European Union officials and experts said on Thursday.
New Zealand removes statue of controversial colonist
World 5 years ago

New Zealand removes statue of controversial colonist

The New Zealand city of Hamilton on Friday tore down a statue of the colonial military commander after whom it was named, joining a growing list of places worldwide that are reckoning with their past.
Microsoft bans face-recognition sales to police as Big Tech reacts to protests
World 5 years ago

Microsoft bans face-recognition sales to police as Big Tech reacts to protests

Microsoft Corp said on Thursday it would await federal regulation before selling facial recognition technology to police, making it the latest big firm to back away from the business following protests against law enforcement brutality and bias.
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