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The Monitoring Group is one of the most experienced anti-racism organisations in the UK, advocating for people suffering racial violence and discrimination. It also challenges the injustice of undercover policing, publishes articles, and campaigns for peace and justice.
The Monitoring Group (TMG) is an anti-racist charity in the UK. It was established in Southall in the early 1980s, and originally known as the Southall Monitoring Group. Its director is Suresh Grover.
Since our inception, over 40 years years the Monitoring Group has been a leading voice for family led empowerment and justice campaigns in the UK.
- 2 Langley Lane London, England, SW8 1GB United Kingdom
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The Monitoring Group, is a group of international financial institutions and regulatory bodies committed to advancing the public interest in areas related to international audit standard setting and audit quality.
The Monitoring Group provides support and casework to victims of racial violence, religious hatred, sexual violence and state neglect or misconduct. It also campaigns for civil rights and justice for families affected by racist incidents, such as the London Bombings and the Stephen Lawrence case.
The Monitoring Group was born from the lived the experience of African Caribbean and Asian young people growing up in Britain during the 1970s. In this time they would face racial violence and abuse, and daily racist encounters with the police.
Dec 1, 2022 · This piece examines some of the milestone struggles of the Monitoring Group, from the street campaigning against lethal racist violence in the 1970s to the landmark government-commissioned ...
