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👁️The Government wants to give police sweeping powers to use our driving licence photos for facial recognition searches Today these powers will be debated in Parliament Together with other rights groups, we're telling politicians to stop the expansion of the surveillance state

We @scope alongside @TrussellUK @sensecharity @jrf_uk @CitizensAdvice and many others have written to the Chancellor today to set out our opposition to rumoured cuts Disabled people’s lives are not to blame for the country’s economic woes https://t.co/kUOv6eBf2a

😷 Clinically Vulnerable people wear masks to protect their health. 😷 Everyone should have the right to mask for safety! ✍️ Sign & ♻️ share @LibertyHQ's petition: https://t.co/0zSxoHP80R #ProtectVulnerableProtestors

Chefs, teachers, artists, bus drivers and many more professionals with so much to give, all locked out of work for no reason. Our fight to lift the ban will go on until everyone seeking asylum is allowed to share their skills with their new communities. https://t.co/i2BPHx3brf

Kingspan among Grenfell companies UK will seek to ban from government contracts Deputy prime minister Angela Rayner said: “The manufacturing companies including... Kingspan... the report found that they acted with systemic dishonesty.”

We were delighted to join our friends from across the UK today at Parliament with one strong message to the Government: 🗣️ Give people seeking asylum the right to work, now. We’re extremely proud members of the #LiftTheBan coalition! ✊❤️

Wonderful to see

As we look back on 2024, we look back on a year that saw communities stand up for and protect each other's rights - from concerns over the treatment of migrants and asylum seekers to issues related to freedom of expression, the right to protest, and more.👇 https://t.co/iHMTOaLpz5

UN Women's report on femicide showed that, globally, the most dangerous place for a woman to be was in her home, where the majority of women die at the hands of men.

This week, MPs will be asked to cast their vote on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill for England and Wales. The bill has sparked debate across the county. To find out more about the bill and different perspectives, read the full story here:

Today, the @CommonsJustice has launched a new inquiry into reoffending in England and Wales. In 2023, 78% of all offenders cautioned or convicted had at least one prior caution or conviction. The committee is welcoming submissions. Full story here: https://t.co/kQqiGikn8v

“After two years, we have not yet recovered from what happened to us at Manston,” the mother said. Dreadful insights into life at Manston Migrant Centre, ICYMI this weekend👇 https://t.co/zmKL1NWmjs

📢New judgment! High Court declares Home Office’s system for deciding ‘Change of Conditions’ applications unlawful, finding that it breaches Article 3 of the ECHR! Our clients were supported by @TUPLDN with @benamunwa and @dongreene instructed by DPG

Today, we hear evidence from Matt Hancock (Former Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, UK). 📺 Watch live from 10:00am (with a three minute delay) on our YouTube channel 👇 https://t.co/n03rrwuLGm

The Home Secretary stated that without a ‘major overhaul to increase public confidence, the British tradition of policing by consent will be in peril’. @CommissionerDA @womensaid @the_police_fdn

🩺The Royal College of Emergency Medicine estimates that there were 14,000 associated excess deaths related to waits of 12 hours or longer in 2023 – more than 268 a week. Full story here: @RCollEM

Lords are now starting to debate the second reading of the Data (use and access bill). You can watch this live at https://t.co/2bDlrvzplY #DUABill #digitalrights

📰 One Home Office official said of the Government’s plans: “It will not bring the crossings down ... The only way to cut illegal migration is a combination of safe and legal routes and a change in foreign policy.” @theipaper https://t.co/DmzNqGxwvv

What happened when law firms became the target of far right riots? Ono Okeregha Director of @IASimmigration, whose firm was listed as a potential target, explains the action they took, as well as the role the community played in overcoming hate.

Former client's powerful letter @guardian. This is the reality of detention: "Reading news of a death at Brook House, I couldn’t help but think of the many people I met while I was detained there who had no voice or support, & were fading into oblivion" https://t.co/uvgNxm0k8Q