Found: , the US State Department made the following observations with respect to Iraq: Despite repeated threats
Correspondence Feb. 09 2022
Committee: Foreign Affairs Committee (Department: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office)Found: call for evidence published in November 2021 indicates that just under a third of cases of abuse, threats
It is well known that Middle Eastern Christians cannot access UN camps due to threats and violence from other refugees. I've highlighted this with Gov't and @UNHCRUK but sad to see UK is still discriminating against persecuted Christian refugees. https://t.co/2Jc9BIYxk4
Dec. 07 2021
Source Page: Hate crime laws: Final reportFound: Consultation Paper No 250, p 386. 322 8.77 We considered a number of other possible offences of threats
As a former shop worker, I support @UsdawUnion's message to respect retail staff this #BlackFriday. Sale events see an increase of verbal abuse, threats and violence against staff. Enjoy your bargain hunting, keep your cool and always respect shop workers.?️ #FreedomFromFear
Visited the Co-op in Charlton Village this afternoon to talk to staff about the abuse, threats and violence they face on a regular basis. Time for the Government to move beyond ‘active consideration’ of the issue and commit to a standalone offence for assaulting a retail worker. https://t.co/XEn6Wr0jZb
Formal Minutes Nov. 18 2021
Committee: Petitions CommitteeFound: https://petition.parliament.uk/petit ions/327108 137271 Protect Retail Workers from Abuse, Threats
Asked by: Kim Johnson (Labour - Liverpool, Riverside)
Question to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office:
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what steps she is taking to secure safe passage out of Afghanistan for the nine former BBC staff and freelance journalists who have been subjected to a growing campaign of threats and violence.
Answered by James Cleverly - Home Secretary
It remains a top priority to help those British nationals and those Afghans eligible to come to the UK, to leave Afghanistan, including journalists. Since the end of the military evacuation, the Government has facilitated the departure of both Afghan and British nationals from Afghanistan. Although travel within Afghanistan remains dangerous, and many border crossings have been closed during this period, we have also helped both British nationals and eligible Afghans when they have crossed into third countries, from where our diplomatic missions have been able to support their onward travel to the UK. We will continue to work to take advantage of all opportunities to help those eligible to come to the UK to leave Afghanistan.
Mentions:
1: Keir Starmer (LAB - Holborn and St Pancras) Today is a chance to remember David, but in the weeks and days to come we must confront the threats and - Speech Link
2: Ed Davey (LDEM - Kingston and Surbiton) and on the threat to MPs, let us remember this too: our staff and many in public services face abuse, threats - Speech Link
Aug. 06 2021
Source Page: I. Letter dated 02/08/2021 from Victoria Atkins MP to Jess Phillips MP and others regarding an update on the statutory guidance which accompanies the Domestic Abuse Act. 2p. II. Domestic Abuse: draft statutory guidance framework. Incl. annexes. 146p.Found: personal characteristics may inc rease the impact of these factors: Risk of escalation of abuse, threats