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Journalists Must Do Better

Author: Satish Sekar April 1, 2017 0 Comments

By Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (March 27th 2017) Eye-opener It takes more than it did previously to shock or appall me, but my recent trip to Zambia did so. I first met Zambian sporting legend, Emmy Musonda, four years…
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diabetes, Emmy Musonda, Henry Winter, Zambia

Bluff and Bluster

Author: Satish Sekar June 19, 2015 0 Comments

by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (June 18th 2015) Cometh the Hour 200 years ago today (June 18th 2015) the myth of Napoléon Bonaparteʼs military prowess was punctured once and for all on the fields of a small Belgian town…
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Arthur Wellesley, Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher, Marshall Michel Ney, Napoléon Bonaparte, Simón Bolívar y Palacios, The Battle of Waterloo, The Duke of Wellington

Ashley Muench – Editor

Author: Satish Sekar December 30, 2014 0 Comments

Ashley first became involved in social justice in her home state of Kansas, in 2008. Outraged by the justice system, as well as the laws surrounding the death penalty in the United States, she quickly became engaged in anti-death penalty…
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Knsas Coalition Against the Death Penalty, the FIP, University of St Gallen, Wichita State University

Testimonials – Satish Sekar

Author: Satish Sekar November 6, 2014 0 Comments

“Satish is a very determined journalist/campaigner and has worked relentlessly to highlight miscarriages of justice within the criminal justice system. His honesty is refreshing and a good thing to have on your side.” Raphael Rowe (Reporter for the BBC’s Panorama) “Satish…
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Alan Slingsby, Alun Owen, Bill Pelke, Dave Barclay, Derek Miller, Geoff Small, investigative journalist, John McManus, Liz Porter, Lovejit Dhaliwal, Mark Metcalf, Martin Shipton, Professor Richard Keeble, Raphael Rowe, Robert Parsons, Ruwan Uduwerage-Perera, Stuart Hutton, Tim Gopsill, vindication

Failure

Author: Satish Sekar October 15, 2014 0 Comments

by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (March 24th 2012) Fired Up Two days after Maxwell Confaitʼs body was discovered in April 1972 three fires got the policeʼs attention. They arrested 18-year-old Colin Lattimore. He quickly confessed to setting the fires…
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AHMET SALIH, CAMERON, COLIN LATTIMORE, CONFAIT, DOGGETT ROAD, FORENSIC PATHOLOGISTS, IQ, LATTIMORE, LEIGHTON, MAXWELL CONFAIT, PROFESSOR ALAN USHER, PROFESSOR CAMERON, PROFESSOR JAMES CAMERON, PROFESSOR KEITH MANT, RONALD LEIGHTON, ROYAL COMMISSION, SALIH, SIMPSON, TEARE, THE CATFORD THREE, THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

“Satish is an experienced and able author and investigative journalist with a long track record in campaigning against miscarriages of justice. He continues acting as a pressure group to alleviate the problems which those wrongfully convicted suffer in the long term, even after they have been vindicated. He is also actively involved in anti-racism initiatives, particularly in football, and seeks to improve racial equality by increasing the sporting opportunities available for disadvantaged gro…

Dave Barclay

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“Satish is a dedicated investigative journalist who worked hard to investigate the background to the jailing of the Cardiff Three for the 1988 murder of Lynette White. The success of their appeal against their convictions is largely down to his hard work. He wrote the story of this case and his subsequent campaign to have the case reinvestigated in his book ‘Fitted In: The Cardiff Three and the Lynette White Inquiry’. I wanted to write about the forensic aspects of the case in my book Cold…

Liz Porter Sunday AgeAustralia

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“Satish is a dedicated investigator with a passion for justice, both to correct miscarriages to absolve the innocent, and to identify and bring the true perpetrator(s) to account. His dogged determination and indefatigable efforts to explore overlooked or disregarded facts and possibilities, and to publish his findings publicly, have made a significant contribution to the Criminal Justice System in Britain and abroad.”

Robert (Bob) Parsons (Forensic Chemist/Alcohol Toxicologist, Indian River C…

Bob Parsons

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