Families of Grenfell victims are pushing for manslaughter charges against those responsible for the deadly blaze, which resulted in 72 avoidable deaths.
The tragedy illustrates a failure of governance, with inquiries identifying decades of negligence and a push for deregulation that compromised safety.
Survivor Marcio Gomes emphasized the need for serious prison time for culpable individuals, rejecting corporate fines as inadequate for addressing the tragedy’s impact.
Sir Martin Moore-Bick criticized the disregard for safety regulations as early as the 1990s, with concerns routinely ignored, leading to avoidable deaths.
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