La sorella di Fakir: "La parola vendetta non mi appartiene. Imploro giustizia, ma in tribunale"

"When I saw my brother's body lying on the asphalt, my world fell apart." This is how Khadija Fakir explains to microphones and cameras that she doesn't want revenge, but justice for her brother. Standing before Abderrahim's body, "in that moment, I was completely lost. It was desperation that made me scream out a terrible word: I said I wanted 'revenge.' It's a word that doesn't belong to my heart. It wasn't me speaking, it was my agony." And she emphasizes, on the eve of a new demonstration in Bologna over Fakir's death: "We don't want revenge, because it only brings more destruction to a city that is already wounded. My brother doesn't deserve to be remembered amidst chaos. We beg for justice, but we want it to reach the courtroom. I ask you with tears in my eyes: help us honor his memory with the dignity he deserves. Let us raise our voices, but keep peace in our hearts." Khadija Fakir spoke during the Islamic dinner organized in the Mitilini-Moneta-Stefanini park at Pilastro to remember the 42-year-old Alessandra Arini