Prominent UK women tell rightwingers: stop linking immigration to sexual abuse | Immigration and asylum

The leading women, including cultural figures, politicians and campaignists, signed a letter criticizing attempts to associate sexual violence with asylum seekers.

Among the signatures include musicians Paloma Faith, Charlotte Church and Anoushka Shankar, as well as Kim Johnson, Ellie Chowns, Diane Abbott and Zarah Sultan.

“We reject the lies of the racist lies of the far right about the ‘protecting the racist lies of the far right.

The open letter titled women’s fastest right is an increase in protests other than accommodation residences asylum seekers, and extreme right -wing attempts to use a series of sexual crime cases of asylum seekers.

Reform British leader Nigel Farage The government tried to connect migration policies Increase in sexual crimes. Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick, Essex, He said last month The asylum seekers who came to England with their “medieval attitudes üdü meant that they were afraid of the safety of three young daughters.

“Violence against women and girls is a serious and urgent issue. However, Nigel Farage and Robert Jenrick will never be solved as targeting Muslims and immigrants.

“There is no evidence that people looking for shelters are more likely to carry out sexual violence acts of sexual violence. Many of them are surviving violence, war and cruelty. Blaming them, taking away the deep -rooted causes of abuse and taking into account those who are really responsible.”

The letter blames the right to seize lies and spread false information to mobilize protests other than hotels, including women and children, in a movement that says that the letter does not do anything safer.

This refers to a preventive report reported to the police for the family abuse of two of those arrested last year’s extreme right uprisings.

“The truth is that sexual violence is very often ignores by the society among the endemic and ruling people,” he adds. “For women, children, victims and survivors, public services were cut into the bone and too many cases remained unfair.”

Among the signatures of the letter, Labor Party MPs Nadia Whitome, Bell Ribeiro-Ady and Mary Kelly Foy, Workers’ Revolution Shami Chakrabarti and Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union, Public and Commercial Services Union and Transportation Salary Personnel Association.

Others include Sarah Kilpatrick, President of the National Education Association, Publisher and DJ Annie Macmanus and abortion rights, including the UK.

Signors say they support a meeting later in this month to oppose a large show by the far -right activist, known as Tommy Robinson.

Hotels and accommodation residences were accompanied by protests other than asylum seekers, online claims aimed at creating a narrative in which residents offer a threat to women.

Local people often took part in protests with pink protests with women and young girls, but far -right activists came to the fore.

EPPING, accused of sexual harassment to a 14 -year -old girl, followed a series of protests like an asylum seeker. Hadush Kebatu case from Ethiopia, which rejected the charges against him, was postponed until 4 September.

Jenrick seems to be based on mixed statistics, as 40% of sexual crimes in London were committed by foreign nationals last year.

Allegations that connect sexual crimes and migration by Farage Also strong Police returned to the claim of a “covering up on the immigration status of the two Afghan men, where the reform was prosecuted in connection with the alleged rape of a 12 -year -old girl.

Migrant charities and deputies accused the government of racism this year, and the home office was accused of stopping the possibility of rebellion after saying that it would first publish the nationalities of foreign criminals in England for the first time. Home Office sources, the government, including the public, including foreign criminals, including “better informing” he said.