It is ten years since 18-year-old Anthony Walker was murdered in a racist attack in a park in Liverpool.
His killers, Paul Taylor and Michael Barton were jailed for life.
A foundation has been set up in Anthony's name to tackle hate crime and promote diversity on Merseyside
A special Memorial service for Anthony Walker is being held today on the 10th anniversary of his death.
His family will take part in the service at St Gabriel's in Huyton followed by a walk to McGoldrick Park, where the teenager was ambushed in a racist attack.
The vicar Rev Canon Malcolm Rogers will lead the service, and supported the family after Anthony's murder.
In a statement he said:
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