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“I hope that the war will stop and that I will get clothes and candy like other holidays, and most importantly, go home' - Jana, 12.

“This means no joy...no sweets, no security, and, most importantly, no home' - Asmaa, 9.

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British Muslims describe Eid festivities as ‘heavy’ due to Gaza conflict

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Bernardine Evaristo joins calls to save Goldsmiths’ Black British literature MA

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Home Office refusal of Gaza family reunion requests ‘irrational’, judge rules theguardian.com/politics/2024/…

🚨Important win in a legal case brought on behalf of families in Gaza. The Home Office unlawfully denied families from applying for reunion visa due to their inability to give biometrics.

This put lives at risk in Gaza, with some having died waiting.

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The gender pay gap has reduced to its lowest level since reporting became mandatory. However, women are still being paid 91p for every £1 a man earns.

Campaigners are calling for further action to tackle pay disparities

Pamela Duncan michaelgoodier.bsky.social

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Ongoing delays with the Windrush compensation mean some victims are dying before they get paid

powerful report by Neha Gohil

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A woman whose dad was only issued Windrush compensation 1 year after he died wants the decision process to be sped up. She says her father who worked in construction became homeless & with ‘the impact on his health’, ‘the government literally killed him’ theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/a…

My latest piece in The Guardian

We tell the story of one Windrush victim’s daughter who said her father died before receiving payout

Campaigners and victims are urging the Home Office to speed up payments to victims on the five year anniversary of the compensation scheme’s launch