March in memory of Mohamed Boukrourou, in Montbéliard. © Private
By Kartik Raj, Campaigner at Amnesty International
It is four years since Lamine Dieng died during an arrest in Paris, but as his sisters Ramata and Fatou Dieng browse through black and white photographs of their dead brother, their emotions are still visibly raw.
Time has failed to ease their sorrow they say, because like the family members of other people who have died in French custody in recent years, they are still waiting for justice.
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