Nine Years on, Grenfell Survivors Want Justice – and a Chance to Move On

Grenfell, nine years on: No justice, no peace - The Communist

Nine years after the Grenfell fire, not one of the corporate criminals responsible for the deaths of 72 people has been brought to justice. Thousands still remain trapped in homes covered in flammable cladding. We say, expropriate the lot! The post Grenfell, nine years on: No justice, no peace appeared first on The Communist.

Nine years after Grenfell, how much longer will bereaved have to wait for justice?

London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan called for those responsible to be held to account for the ‘grave injustice’

Nine years on, Grenfell survivors want justice – and a chance to move on

Nearly a decade has passed since the devastating blaze that took the lives of 72 people, but survivors of the Grenfell fire still long for closure. Dan Haygarth speaks to locals living in the shadow of the tower, which continues to offer a reminder of the tragedy, as the wait to find out whether criminal proceedings will take place continues

I nearly died in Grenfell fire - nightmares haunt me and people forget something

Today marks nine years since the worst fire within living memory in the UK, but still Grenfell survivors say they can't move on from the horrific day that saw 72 dead, because justice is yet to be served

Grenfell as corporate manslaughter: Will the law deliver accountability?

Ahead of the ninth anniversary of Grenfell, Steve Tombs examines how the Grenfell disaster will test whether UK corporate manslaughter law can finally hold large organisations accountable for avoidable deaths, despite a long history of limited prosecutions and systemic barriers to corporate criminal liability.