The leader of an advocacy group representing black and minority ethnic women has criticised an “institutionally racist” and “unfair” legal system after an assault case against her and her two friends collapsed.
Selma Taha, 52, the executive director of Southall Black Sisters, Divina Riggon, 42, and Danae Thomas, 53, had been charged with assaulting a woman in King’s Cross underground station in London. The three women claimed they were victims of a violent racist attack.