Brilliant to hear from so many cross-party MPs calling for more services accessible to those with #NRPF (no recourse to public funds). Your migrant status should be irrelevant if you need help to escape abuse. #DomesticAbuseBill#Invest2EndAbuse
We can't celebrate any other 'wins' with the #domesticabusebill while migrant women remain unprotected. Enshrining inequality in legislation is a low point indeed.
The #DomesticAbuseBill was meant to be beyond party politics to help create landmark legislation that would leave #NoVictimLeftBehind.
Last night 330 MPs decided to NOT give the same protection to migrant women.
The Noes couldn’t have drawn clearer lines.
Pregnant Native American women were singled out for COVID-19 testing based on their race and ZIP code, clinicians say. While awaiting results, some mothers were separated from their newborns, depriving them of the immediate contact doctors recommend. https://t.co/AvKwIqA8sJ
Just want to say a big THANK YOU for all the kind messages here on Twitter today, marking the 33rd anniversary of my first election to Parliament. The struggle continues!
Trans rights = human rights.
Trans rights = human rights.
Trans rights = human rights.
And one more time because some people clearly still don't get it...
Trans rights = human rights.
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This is such a disappointing response from Beckenham MP Bob Stewart.
I asked for details. Got none.
Conditionals for saying anything on the issue, but also “no stance”.
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This is the most disingenuous horse shit I have seen yet from the Tories.
“Factcheck UK” - a misleading temporary renaming of the Conservative HQ press account - has a “verdict” that the Conservative is the winner.
Are they trying to out-do their leader for crooked behaviour?
Great to hear Norwegian and Chilean reps at the WHO MH Forum state that improving public mental health does not start w/ treatment. Providing quality care that respects human rights is hugely important but intersectoral action on social determinants is needed to reduce prevalence