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Chief Constable of the Kent Constabulary v Kufeji EAT/1135/00 (2 other reports)
In Chief Constable of the Kent Constabulary v Kufeji the EAT has upheld a finding that a postcard sent by a work colleague to a black police officer of Nigerian origin, which depicted a group of bare-breasted black women, amounted to unlawful racial harassment.
The postcard was sent by Jimi Kufeji's colleague, PC Spearpoint, from South Africa.
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