Nigel Farage accused of spreading ‘unevidenced fears’ about asylum seekers
Nigel Farage is accused by charities of the last Tirad of spreading “unproven fears ilgi on those who seek asylum in the last tirad.
Speaking at a press conference on Monday, the reform British leader claimed that foreign immigrants have made dangerously, because they know that there is a chance to stay over 99 percent ”.
Free health services and £ 49 £ 49 £ “mobile mortar” per week, and “probably in delivery services or drugs, or whatever they work illegal, he said.
Comments, protesters came to a hotel in Canary Wharf, a hotel in the house of housing asylum seekers were accused of trying to enter less than 24 hours after being accused of trying to enter.
In response to the question of a reporter, Mr. Farage rejected people to fear to convince people to vote for reform.
He said: “We have to recognize something, there are some people from some cultures that cause a danger to our society.”
However, his comments were met with a strong reaction from charity institutions.
Care4calais, a British charity that supports asylum seekers in France, said Mr. Farage’s “populist politics” is a danger to the UK communities.
Steve Smith, CEO, said: “Last summer, it is not surprising that the politician who inflamed racing uprisings inflammation, the fear of fear from the sacred people again.
“His [Mr Farage’s] The form of populism is built on the dangerous, uncompromising, poorly informed separatist voices that do not require facts. It adds division in our communities and endangers the lives of people looking for shelters, like racing uprisings last summer. ”
Hope Not Nore, an advocacy group that campaign against racism, reacted to the comments at the Press Conference and was organized to explain British Criminal Justice System policy policy.
A charitable institution spokesman said: “Farage is traded on fear because it revives the supporter base and draws attention to the issues that he wants to exploit, migration and ‘law and order’.
“However, the approach of reform to law and order is deep hypocritical. Reform figures excused the rebels in anti -immigrant protests and even praised the vandalism of the ulas cameras. Tolerance and tolerance for headlines and friends.”
Sadiq Khan’s office responded to a statement made by Mr. Farage, whom he said he would not walk on the west end of London after wearing a jewel at 9 o’clock.
The office welcomed police data, which shows that the number of robbery has dropped 20 percent in the last 12 months compared to a 12 percent decrease in London. A spokesman said: “There is nothing more important for the mayor than keeping the London safe.” He said.
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In addition, at a press conference, Mr. Farage claimed that he was “covering up” about a alleged rape that a 12 -year -old girl in Nuneaton. Two men were accused of the alleged incident in the town of Warwickshire.
Mr. Farage tied the lack of information perceived from the police to those in Southport last July and said that he wanted to argue that he wanted to argue, “a covering of what happened after Southport murders last year.
