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Peter Tatchell “forcibly ejected” from Birmingham Pride after calling for West Midlands Police to apologise for past homophobia

Peter Tatchell “forcibly ejected” from Birmingham Pride after calling for West Midlands Police to apologise for past homophobia

Peter Tatchell has reported he was “forcibly ejected” from Birmingham Pride and “threatened with arrest” after calling for West Midlands Police to apologise for past homophobia. The LGBTQ+ rights campaigner said: “My crime? carrying a placard and using a loudhailer to criticise past West Midlands po

Merseyside Police chief constable, Serena Kennedy, apologises to LGBTs for “past witch-hunts”

Merseyside Police chief constable, Serena Kennedy, apologises to LGBTs for “past witch-hunts”

Merseyside Police’s Chief Constable, Serena Kennedy, has made a formal apology to the LGBTQ+ community, acknowledging past homophobic witch-hunts and discriminatory law enforcement. The letter from Serena Kennedy follows apologies from Chief Constables of other forces across the country, including:

Chief Constable of Gwent Police, Pam Kelly, apologises to LGBTQ+ community for past “homophobic witch-hunts and discriminatory law enforcement”

Chief Constable of Gwent Police, Pam Kelly, apologises to LGBTQ+ community for past “homophobic witch-hunts and discriminatory law enforcement”

Gwent Police‘s Chief Constable, Pam Kelly, has made a formal apology to the LGBTQ+ community, acknowledging past “homophobic witch-hunts and discriminatory law enforcement”. In a letter to LGBTQ+ campaigner Peter Tatchell, Kelly expressed regret for the harm caused by the often abusive way the polic

Lincolnshire Police apologises for “past LGBTQ+ witch-hunts”

Lincolnshire Police apologises for “past LGBTQ+ witch-hunts”

Chris Haward is the fifth UK police chief to say sorry following apologies from the heads of the Metropolitan, City of London, Sussex and South Yorkshire forces.

City of London Police apologises for “past LGBTQ+ witch-hunts”

City of London Police apologises for “past LGBTQ+ witch-hunts”

Angela McLaren is the fourth UK police chief to say sorry

Chief Constable of Sussex, Jo Shiner, makes “full and unreserved apology” to LGBTQ+ community

Chief Constable of Sussex, Jo Shiner, makes “full and unreserved apology” to LGBTQ+ community

The Chief Constable of Sussex, Jo Shiner, has made a “full and unreserved apology” to the LGBTQ+ community for past, historic “prejudice, ill- treatment, bias, discrimination, harm, (and) injustices” by the police.

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