Knife crime could spike as children who witnessed domestic violence emerge from lockdown
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Knife crime could spike as children who have witnessed domestic violence are released from lockdown, according to a shocking report by MPs released today.
Amani Simpson is an award-winning social entrepreneur, film maker and youth coach.
At the age of 21, he was stabbed 7 times after intervening in a robbery attempt.
After amassing over 2.8 million youtube views of his short film ‘AMANI’ (starring Hollywood actor, Joivan Wade) he now uses his short film and story to transform the lives of young people across the country.
Knife crime could spike as children who have witnessed domestic violence are released from lockdown, according to a shocking report by MPs released today. Read the full article in The … Continued
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