Freud’s death: the victim’s family calls on the United Nations to intervene in the investigation

　　China News Service, June 9th, according to the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), on the 8th local time, police officer Derek Chauvin, who killed the American African-American man George Freud, appeared in court for the first time for trial. On the same day, George Freud's family published a letter to the United Nations. In the letter, they requested the United Nations, hoping that it could intervene in the investigation of the case.

The picture shows the Freud memorial service site.

　　According to reports, in a letter written to the United Nations on June 3, Freud’s family and family lawyers expressed the hope that the United Nations could intervene in the investigation of Freud’s death.

　　Freud’s family lawyer Ben Crump said in a press release: “When a group of people in any country is systematically deprived of their universal right to survival for decades by their government, they must Call for the support of the international community and the intervention of the United Nations."

　　In addition, they also put forward proposals for reforming the US police system in the letter. The specific contents include that all parties stopped providing military equipment and militarization training to the police; and independently prosecuted and autopsied for deaths caused by police violent law enforcement.

　　According to US media reports, the Minneapolis Police Department announced in May that the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will participate in the investigation of Freud’s death.

　　The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Bachelet issued a statement on June 2 stating that the problem of racial inequality in the United States has long existed, and the recent new crown epidemic just made the problem more prominent. Minorities, including African Americans, are in the epidemic The impact on China was even more serious. In the United States, the protests caused by the death of the African-American man Freud not only highlighted the violent law enforcement of the U.S. police against people of color, but also highlighted the inequality and racial discrimination in the United States in health, education, and employment. .