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Cameron’s ‘Women and Children, First’ Plan is Evidence That the Tories Have No Clue How to Play Their Part in the Refugee Crisis
@DanielAdshead25 Since David Cameron announced that Syrian women and children would account for the majority of the 20,000 refugees to be admitted to the UK, over five years, for resettlement, I have expressed sombre alarm. The reason is straightforward and incontrovertibly valid. … Continue reading
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Refugee Crisis Factsheet (A Brief Summary of The Blog Entry)
@DanielAdshead25 1. “We have thousands of homeless in Britain and nearly 1 million using food banks, let’s sort our own house first.” This argument can be dismissed far better by the use of a satirical meme: But in all seriousness … Continue reading
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Tagged asylum, Britain, Britain and refugees, Britain and syria, british attitude to refugees, Cameron, charity, Civil War, Eritrea, EU, European Union, Foreign Policy, humanitarian, Humanitarianism, Hungary, jordan, Lebanon, middle east, refugee crisis, refugee policy in the UK, refugees, Sudan, syria, Turkey, UK, UK and refugees, UK politics, UN
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A Snapshot of the British Attitude to The Refugee Crisis
I cried today. Daily I keep abreast of various humanitarian crises, and conflict-affected areas, given my interests and career aspirations. The refugees crisis has shot to the forefront recently and it finally all got too much for me. They say … Continue reading
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Tagged Britain, Cameron, crisis, drown, England, EU, European Union, humanitarian, migrant crisis, politics, refugee crisis, refugees, Turkey, UK
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