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Tulip Siddiq MP puts forward a motion to end indefinite detention

December 5, 2018
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This morning our director Natasha Walter was on BBC Woman's Hour talking about why the Home Office must urgently release the women who are still locked up at Yarl's Wood detention centre. There are very few women locked up there right now, some of whom are very vulnerable, all it would take to release them into safe accommodation is a bit of political will. #SetHerFree

Listen again: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000gvbz (it is the first item) ...

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