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UK: Jimmy Mubenga's family urges CPS to make decision about criminal charges - Mubenga's son Roland says 'lives are on hold' as family waits for CPS to decide whether to prosecute three G4S guards

25 February 2014

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"Relatives of Jimmy Mubenga, who died after being restrained by three G4S guards while being deported from the UK more than three years ago, say their lives are on hold as they wait for prosecutors to decide whether to press criminal charges."

See the article: Jimmy Mubenga's family urges CPS to make decision about criminal charges - Mubenga's son Roland says 'lives are on hold' as family waits for CPS to decide whether to prosecute three G4S guards (Guardian, link)

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