A group called ‘The Cuffy 250 Committee’ is to hold a discussion on the alleged torture of Colwyn Harding at the hands of police ranks, and its implications on the wider society.According to a release,Nike Charlotte Hornets Authentic Jerseys, the Cuffy 250 Committee in collaboration with The Colwyn Harding Support Group,Nike Air Max 1 For Sale,?will be holding a forum entitled ‘The Colwyn Harding Torture; Implications for Individual & Collective Security in Guyana’ on Sunday, from 14:00 hrs– 17:00 hrs at St. Stanislaus College,Stitched Canada NBA Jerseys, Brickdam and High Streets,Cheap Air Max 90, Georgetown.Speakers include Dr. Mellissa Ifill, Joy Marcus, Heston Bostwick, Nigel Hughes, Aubrey Retemyer and Freddie Kissoon.“As an organization concerned in part about the condition of the African Guyanese youth,Cheap Jordan Shoes For Sale, we have an interest in this incident and its implications. We feel that the unfortunate experience of Mr. Harding is fast becoming a staple in contemporary Guyana; it is not an exception,” the release stated.“Cuffy 250 is of the view that when a society reaches the point where torture becomes part of the policy and practice of law enforcement and order,Brett Favre Falcons Jersey UK, and the populace becomes numb to it, such a society is in moral, cultural and political crisis.“For us, the Colwyn Harding affair tells us something about the practice of race, social class, inequality and governance in Guyana. The section of the police force and others in the society who engage in torture are products of the larger society. While we welcome the expressions of condemnation and the appeals to the police and the government to put an end to such practices, we hold the view that it is the citizens, especially those sections which are affected most, who must demand, by word and deed, an end to torture. We contend that justice for Colwyn Harding would be incomplete if it does not translate into justice for all victims and potential victims of all forms of state violence. We hereby call for a public national conversation on torture and our collective security. It is high time this issue be taken to the people, the sufferers. Those who have an interest in political survival and domination cannot solve this problem.”The release described the Cuffy 250 Committee as an African-Guyanese cultural organization dedicated to ethnic and racial equality and the renewal and revitalization of the African Guyanese community through advocacy and mobilization of self-love, self-reliance and self-activity.