By: Eastern Eye Staff
by NADEEM BADSHAH GRIEVING PARENTS ADDRESS CAUSES OF RISING CRIME A MUM who lost her daughter to gun crime has appealed to Asians parents to do more to protect their children and speak out against violence. Iffat Rizvi, whose daughter Sabina was shot dead after being caught up in a row over a car, has called for more families to educate their kids about the risks of falling into gangs. Sabina, 25, was gunned down after being chased by two cars when she left a police station in London in 2003. Iffat set up Sabina’s Trust Against Revolvers and Racism (STARR),…
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