Charlie Yaxley
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 26/02/2019
Important piece from @Channel4News on shocking conditions faced by @refugees intercepted on Central Mediterranean & returned to Libya detention centres. UNHCR has limited access to centres but register detainees & provide humanitarian aid when possible https://t.co/oeqcKlA2eH
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 26/02/2019
Being able to access bank accounts can have a huge impact on refugees' lives and allows to better integrate and contribute to their host communities. A great, positive development for Afghan refugees in Pakistan. https://t.co/I8d7mwGJfg
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 26/02/2019
Faced with an environment destroyed by climate change, a feeling of hopelessness about every finding a job, or war and violence, people will continue to leave their homes in search of a safer and sustainable life https://t.co/g7x5cjS4xR
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 26/02/2019
Moving piece on the shocking reality of the situation in Yemen. https://t.co/tE3U9qZRxe
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 24/02/2019
Disgraceful display from Kepa, Chelsea and Sarri deserve better. Fine him, ban him, drop him. #CHEMCI
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 20/02/2019
Nationality is a fundamental human right. Depriving people of citizenship can have serious effects on their abilities to access even basic services. EVERYONE deserves a right to nationality. https://t.co/j8FCNaeHwp
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 20/02/2019
@INT_Migration @alarm_phone @seaeyeorg *If* that unfolds, perhaps more likely due to the calmer sea conditions? Both NGO rescue boats and boats attempting to make the crossing need calm sea conditions to sail.
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 20/02/2019
@TilleyMarc Grouping the two together is more likely to erode refugee rights than extend rights/reduce stigma for migrants. For legal accuracy and protection, refugees are a distinct category
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Charlie Yaxley
@yaxle - 19/02/2019
@AdelReyhani @MartinRuhs But migrant doesn’t = country of origin. It’s more complicated than that, requiring us to look at the circumstances and reasons around their departure
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