The humiliating disinvitation of Britain’s presence at such an important inter-ministerial meeting draws even greater reproach of the UK’s tough immigration approach.
As activists took to the streets of Glasgow demanding justice for migrants, a record number of people crossed the English Channel by boat.
‘Ironically, many of the same airlines enrolled in the effort have been making money deporting Afghans from Europe for years, directly endangering the people they recently evacuated.’
People should be free to move, work and live across borders as a basic right.
It’s only a matter of hours before online voting for the leadership election of the Green Party of England and Wales closes.
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“The queer community shouldn’t have to see our brothers’ and sisters’ faces, siblings’ faces, black and blue across social media.”
Here’s how we can show practical solidarity, not just sympathy. Pictured: more chaotic scenes from Kabul airport on Monday.
‘Britain has a moral duty, historic responsibility and the financial means to provide many more Afghans with protection’.
The UK government should be guaranteeing refuge to all who need it and stop peddling arms
