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Tulip Siddiq MP puts forward a motion to end indefinite detention

December 5, 2018
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22 Jan

Extremely disappointing news from the House of Commons. We believe all children should have the #RighttoReunite with their families. The fight goes on & we must keep the government accountable on promises made https://twitter.com/safepassageuk/status/1219998322418749440

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The government just voted to scrap legal protections for child refugees.

Despite our victory in the House of Lords yesterday with @AlfDubs, it wasn’t enough to stop the gov risking children’s lives with it's decision.

But the fight doesn't end here #RightToReunite

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22 Jan

My colleague @4refugeewomen Marchu Girma is excellent here on why 'stronger borders' don't work with ⁦@MayaGoodfellow⁩ | UK news | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/video/2020/jan/21/why-stronger-borders-dont-work

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Ever-tightening border controls are making it more difficult for people to seek asylum when they need protection.

"The most vulnerable people are seeking safety, so strengthening the borders makes things much more dangerous," says Marchu Girma.

www.theguardian.com/uk-news/video/2020/jan/21/why-stronger-borders-dont-work ...

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