Charlie Yaxley

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 06/06/2018

.@KTHopkins on @TuckerCarlson compares the jailing of Tommy Robinson to Russia going after Skripal. The mental gymnastics you have to do to get to that as your logical conclusion ?

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 06/06/2018

“The good times are over for illegals.” 1) No person is illegal 2) making a desperate journey across the Med is a last resort that no one chooses lightly 3) having to rebuild your life from scratch after fleeing war/persecution is never a ‘good time’ https://t.co/DEWeg8EBhC

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 06/06/2018

Sad that this even has to be discussed. As the ones who select the host country, FIFA need to be held to account if things turn out badly, particularly against a backdrop of corruption allegations. https://t.co/3slD8tXJNR

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 06/06/2018

Important first step. Lots of work to be done before returns can happen, and they can ONLY happen if they are voluntary and with people’s safety and dignity guaranteed. Also important to remember returns are a person’s right if that’s what they desire and conditions allow. https://t.co/l93P4rlM7T

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 30/05/2018

If Raheem Sterling’s tattoos have so much power, why aren’t we campaigning for him to get one of Harry Kane lifting the World Cup? https://t.co/NH1Cz6U1ZS

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 29/05/2018

UNHCR calls on Hungary to stop package of laws the Gov has dubbed the 'Stop Soros' laws after Hungarian George Soros, urges immediate withdrawal of proposals. Seeking asylum is a fundamental human right, not a crime! https://t.co/YRnev4QeVb

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 29/05/2018

There is still time, and we urge Hungary to reconsider these measures and ensure asylum-seekers and refugees have access to the asylum system and critical support services.

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 29/05/2018

We're appealing to Hungary to remain committed to protecting refugees and asylum-seekers, including by facilitating the essential role and efforts of qualified civil society organizations,

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 29/05/2018

UNHCR particularly concerned that Gov is targeting those who, in a purely humanitarian role, help people who are seeking asylum. We are calling upon the Government to halt any measures that would further increase the vulnerability of people who are simply looking for a safe haven

Charlie Yaxley

@yaxle - 29/05/2018

Seeking asylum is a fundamental human right, it is not a crime. New proposals would deprive people who are forced to flee their homes of critical aid and services, and further inflame tense public discourse and rising xenophobic attitudes.