United Nations Butts Its Nose In Ferguson
The butchers and bullies at the UN apparently can't find real "human rights
violations" to pursue and they're apparently eyeing Ferguson, Missouri as they
look for an issue to champion.
(Inquistr)
Ferguson residents traveled to meet with a United Nations committee in Geneva,
Switzerland, to discuss the Michael Brown shooting on Monday. The coalition of
10 Missourians included the parents of Mike Brown. As previously reported by the
Inquisitr, Brown’s mom, Lesley McSpadden, is facing criminal charges over a
physical altercation which allegedly occurred between her and the Ferguson
teen’s grandmother. The grandmother was allegedly beaten by McSpadden during an
incident related to the selling of Mike Brown shooting T-shirts.
The United Nations Committee Against Torture group met with Lesley McSpadden and others to discuss the Michael Brown shooting as rumors that a decision by the Darren Wilson grand jury is imminent continue to circulate.
Mike Brown’s parents testified before the U.N. committee on Tuesday. Today members of the United Nations committee plan to ask questions regarding the testimony of the Brown’s. Benjamin Cupp, the attorney for the Michael Brown family, said that the question and answer session which begins today is simply a part of the overall United Nations process. Members of the committee reportedly plan to question United States officials about the “accountability of police for excessive use of force, cutting back on giving military equipment of police, and creating the end to racial profiling” among other topics.
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(Inquistr)
Ferguson residents traveled to meet with a United Nations committee in Geneva,
Switzerland, to discuss the Michael Brown shooting on Monday. The coalition of
10 Missourians included the parents of Mike Brown. As previously reported by the
Inquisitr, Brown’s mom, Lesley McSpadden, is facing criminal charges over a
physical altercation which allegedly occurred between her and the Ferguson
teen’s grandmother. The grandmother was allegedly beaten by McSpadden during an
incident related to the selling of Mike Brown shooting T-shirts.The United Nations Committee Against Torture group met with Lesley McSpadden and others to discuss the Michael Brown shooting as rumors that a decision by the Darren Wilson grand jury is imminent continue to circulate.
Mike Brown’s parents testified before the U.N. committee on Tuesday. Today members of the United Nations committee plan to ask questions regarding the testimony of the Brown’s. Benjamin Cupp, the attorney for the Michael Brown family, said that the question and answer session which begins today is simply a part of the overall United Nations process. Members of the committee reportedly plan to question United States officials about the “accountability of police for excessive use of force, cutting back on giving military equipment of police, and creating the end to racial profiling” among other topics.
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