The sister of a murdered teacher believes she and her relatives would have been treated differently if they were a "normal British white family".
Sabina Nessa, 28, was murdered by Koci Selamaj in a park in South East London last September.
He has been jailed for life after pleading guilty to the horrific crime and had refused to attend sentencing proceedings in court last week, with Mr Justice Sweeney calling this decision "cowardly" - a video link was made available to him, but he turned it down.
