22/05/2026
Enough is Enough.
The death of in Dublin on Friday 15th May should shock every one of us to our core.
A Black man pinned down by multiple security officers, crying out for help whilst dying in plain sight.
We saw this before. We said “never again” after the murder of George Floyd. Yet here we are again.
The knee is not just on one man’s neck.
The knee is on Black communities. On migrants and refugees. On all those targeted by racism, xenophobia and Islamophobia - forced to live under suspicion, hostility and dehumanisation.
For years, politicians, the media and the far-right have poisoned public discourse with rhetoric that paints migrants and racialised communities as threats, scroungers and criminals.
That language has consequences. It strips people of dignity. It creates a culture where violence becomes justified, where unequal treatment becomes normalised, and violence becomes normalised.
We refuse to stay silent while human beings are brutalised and dehumanised.
Justice for Yves Sakila.
Justice for every victim of racism and state violence.
Justice for communities forced to live under fear, the flag and suspicion.
Enough. Means. Enough.
