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stabbed by a woman while she was in Queen's Park, Bolton, with her family on March 22.Her picture, which was released at the time by her family in tribute to her, has now been hijacked by groups opposing Black Lives Matter protests.In an article on their site, the anti-extremism group Hope Not Hate said neo-Nazi group Britain First were using pictures of white victims of violent crime as part of their propaganda.Photos including those of Emily, Lee Rigby and Charlene Downes were released by the group, overlaid with the text "White Lives Matter".In a statement released by Greater Manchester Police on Wednesday, parents Sarah and Mark said: "We are aware that many people are using the picture we released of our daughter Emily when we publicly

Black Lives Matter demonstration in central London.

The family of murdered soldier Lee Rigby has urged people to stop using his image ‘in a divisive way’ in arguments against Black Lives Matter protests.

The family of murdered Manchester soldier Lee Rigby have spoken out over social media posts they said have been used 'in a divisive way to fuel arguments against the Black Lives Matter protests'.

The mum of murdered British soldier Lee Rigby has issued a powerful statement against people using his name to fuel hate against Black Lives Matter protestors.