Charlie Yaxley

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 10/08/2018

The NGO rescue boat Aquarius has reported that it has just rescued more people from a wooden boat on the Central Med. Deaths on the Med continue because exploitative smugglers use flimsy, unseaworthy boats they know can't make the journey https://t.co/NJ0pEXyU4q

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 10/08/2018

More needs to be done to stop the activities of unscrupulous human traffickers and smugglers. People who seek to exploit the misery and despair of human beings should be held responsible for their actions, and not be given free reign to operate! https://t.co/zuVAAoCT6n

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 10/08/2018

More than 1,500 people have died attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea this year. Would you put your child in the next boat? Only if you thought it was a safer and better option than remaining on land.

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 10/08/2018

The number of people attempting to cross the Central Mediterranean has gone down significantly, but the rate at which people are dying has more than doubled. This is a question of political action and political will. Saving lives must be the priority! https://t.co/CCUPmAH0Ox

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 10/08/2018

"The first reaction they had was to jump into the sea because they said that they prefer to die than to be returned to Libya." https://t.co/WgunRCXTc0

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 09/08/2018

Great news coming from Thailand. This will make a huge difference to these young boys' lives. By giving them citizenship, they'll now be better able to reach their full potential! ?????? https://t.co/sIdzqzNyGP

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 08/08/2018

As fun as it is to see the likes of Alex Jones and Tommy Robinson banned from social media, having large corporations decide the acceptable limits of free speech is pretty chilling https://t.co/3YhkY2o9qz

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 04/08/2018

@oldflier49 @Refugees @cochetel The security situation in Libya is very volatile, there are widespread reports of human rights violations and routine use of detention centers. It’s not a suitable place for asylum-seekers to be returned to at this point

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 03/08/2018

The historic principle of saving people in distress at sea MUST be protected. Not only for asylum-seekers and migrants, but for the sake of all those who find trouble on the world's deadliest sea route https://t.co/XZQdsfVF2d

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 03/08/2018

Increased search and rescue capacities, and predictable docking procedures and locations urgently needed. Shipmasters need clarity about where they can dock rescued passengers https://t.co/XZQdsfVF2d https://t.co/iGz6R5AA7a