Charities call for safe routes for migrants to claim asylum in UK as a record daily number of people were intercepted after crossing the Channel on Friday @RefugeeAction @Care4Calais @migrants_rights

"Refugees at the UK border are being blocked from seeking asylum, forcing them to take dangerous journeys in the hands of smugglers and traffickers. We demand #ASaferWay for people to claim asylum." Sign Refugee Rights Europe's (@Refugee_RE) petition: https://t.co/j86KQhjV6X

Safe passages for refugees is the only way to prevent smugglers, just as decriminalising work is the only way to prevent modern day slavery

The @UNHumanRights office is concerned following reports of failure to assist and even push back migrant vessels in the central Mediterranean. Aid groups conducting search and rescue are also facing restrictions in helping these desperate people. https://t.co/lAH6z1rb3R

Coronavirus worsens plight of #refugees in French camps https://t.co/FrsWPaLvG6 via @TheNationalUAE

Right now, many people who are migrants or seeking asylum don’t even have access to the most basic things. Join us and @AmnestyUK in telling the government to make sure everyone is safe during this pandemic, no matter who they are or where they're from: https://t.co/OKUS6DcNLO ❤️

"The [@PHE_uk] inquiry should not seek advice from those who propagate racist stereotypes or cast aspersions on minorities." Our research into Trevor Phillips' and Professor Richard Webber's consultancy in today's Guardian.

Trevor Phillips' firm's Origins software, being used in the inquiry into disproportionate BAME Covid-19 deaths, was previously used to help police forces link different ethnic groups to particular types of crime

As criticisms grow of Trevor Phillips involvement in the government’s inquiry into the disproportionate impact of #Covid19 on BAME communities, @PHE_uk has said that a consultancy run by Phillips and Prof Richard Webber have the right skills and experience to aid the inquiry 1/14

Excellent thread from IRR on government enquiry into C19

Today marks the anniversary of Altab Ali’s murder. Altab Ali was a 25-year-old Bangladeshi worker, who was murdered on 4 May 1978, as he walked home from work. (1/5)

So moving to bear witness to the testimonies of members of the #Uyghur #Muslim community in the UK, all of whom have not seen their 'disappeared' loved ones for years. The persecution of the #Uyghurs by the Chinese regime must be challenged.

The situation for refugees at the UK-France border is worse than ever. Sign @Refugee_RE’s petition to demand change.

Plus de 160 personnes ont été secourues dans la Manche depuis le début du confinement, alors qu’elles tentaient de se rendre au Royaume-Uni à bord de petites embarcations. Le nombre de tentatives de traversée a augmenté ces dernières semaines. https://t.co/8N1fsa694R

Solidarity from Brighton. No one is safe until EVERYONE is safe! Release all those in detention centers across the UK!! @patel4witham #CareNotCages #LeaveNoOneBehind

Over two years ago I recorded a music video at the abandoned #Carillion hospital. I had met Corbyn on the train! on his way to support nurses in Milton Keynes... (nuff said) Today, I decided to do some citizen…

We are Jacob! 💪🏼

We are very excited about our first ever online event tomorrow! Thank you to everyone that has sent photos of items that begin with ‘R’ & ‘T’ for the collage, more to be revealed tomorrow! For now, we’ll leave you with this lovely combination... #RTcollage