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YOUTH FOR CHANGE CALLS FOR AN IMPARTIAL INVESTIGATION INTO DEATH OF 16-YEAR-OLD ALTAF KING

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July 8, 2026
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Youth For Change, the youth arm of the Alliance For Change, is calling for a swift, independent,  and impartial investigation into the death of 16-year-old Altaf King. The circumstances  surrounding the teenager’s death have raised serious public concern and have brought the  conduct of ranks of the Guyana Police Force into question. Given the gravity of the matter and  the need to preserve public confidence, Youth For Change believes that any investigation must  be conducted by independent persons or an independent body with no institutional interest in the  outcome. 

The organisation reiterates that “the police cannot and should not investigate the police” in a  matter where police conduct is itself under scrutiny. An internal investigation, regardless of its  stated intentions, would risk being viewed with suspicion by the public and by the grieving family.  For justice to be both done and seen to be done, the process must be transparent, credible, and  free from any appearance of bias. 

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Youth For Change is therefore urging the relevant authorities to move urgently to appoint an  independent investigative mechanism, ensure that all evidence is secured, and provide regular  updates to the public. The organisation further calls on all responsible agencies to treat the matter  with the seriousness, sensitivity, and urgency it deserves. 

Youth For Change and the Alliance For Change extends its profound sympathies to the family,  friends, and loved ones of young Altaf King. We mourn the loss of another Guyanese youth whose  life ended far too soon, before he had the opportunity to fully make his mark on society. At this  painful time, the family deserves answers, accountability, and a process that inspires confidence  rather than doubt. 

Youth For Change will continue to stand with citizens who demand fairness, transparency, and  justice, and calls on the authorities to act in a manner that reassures the nation that no life will be  treated lightly and no concern will be dismissed. 

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