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A photo of seven-year-old Emily Jones has ended up as a symbol of the hate fløjkrig between opponents and supporters of the campaign Black Lives Matter in the united kingdom.
the Girl was under the deeply tragic circumstances, killed with a knife in a park in the Bolton district of Greater Manchester. It happened Sunday 22. march of this year, while families celebrated mother's day.
After the killing was a private portrait of a smiling Emily published in the newspapers, on news websites and on tv with the family and the police blessing.
Now included the photograph of the girl in school uniform in the extreme right wing protests under the slogan of White Lives Matter, and it has got drabsofferets grieving parents, Sarah and Mark Jones, to go in the counter-offensive.
It writes The Independent with the point of departure in an official statement, as the couple stands behind.
In the unusual appeal asking Sarah and Mark Jones urges the right to stop what they perceive as the propagandistic abuse of their daughter's tragic fate and the image of her.
the Photo has been taken advantage of by the people behind the Britain First campaign and during a violent counter-demonstration against Black Lives Matter in London on Saturday pulled the right wing protesters with posters with Emily Jones up over their heads.
'We have been aware that many people are using the picture we sent of our daughter Emily, when we publicly would honor her in the continuation of the worst day of our lives, as part of the recent protests and campaigns,' saith the parents.
They explain that it is 'incredibly upsetting' to see the image of their daughter used in the context. They describe life without her as a nightmare.
'The image goes deep into our hearts. Emily loved everything and everyone, regardless of ethnicity, gender and faith. As we have highlighted, she was beautiful inside and on the outside, and had a heart that was as big as her smile,' writes Sarah and Mark Jones.
the Couple maintain that a woman is charged with manslaughter, and they would like to ensure that everyone respects the process that is gone in time.
Emily Jones was killed in Queen's Park in Bolton. The now 30-year-old Albanian woman, Eltiona Skana, is accused in the drabssagen.
the Trial is scheduled to begin in september. The police have announced that Eltiona Skana suddenly jumped up from a bench and stack of Emily Jones, who came cycling past, in the neck with a knife.
It is unclear what was the reason for the apparently completely unprovoked attack.
On Facebook have their parents ' statement disseminated further by Greater Manchester Police preliminary cast more than 3300 troops, and a little over 200 comments of him.
