Home secretary vows to protect domestic violence legislation from impact of Brexit Ever since the vote to leave the EU on the 23rd June 2016, UK citizens have been living under a cloud of uncertainty. Even those who voted for ‘Brexit’ don’t know actually what that means, and what it will cost us individually or as… Read More
Apart from the affordable cost of living, Europe is also a place for impressive architectural structure, diverse culture, spectacular public transport system and an active economy. In case you are recently contemplating about relocating to Europe, here are some of the recommendations of the experts. Best Place to Live in Europe Belgium Brussels, Belgium is… Read More
Due to the trauma brought by the World War 2, the UN formulated and reiterated the fact that all humans are entitled to distinct rights in the year 1948. In the succeeding years, the European Convention on Human Rights was established in the year 1950. This convention is designed to protect the essential freedom and… Read More
There are a number of organizations in the UK that offer help and support to people whose human rights have been violated. Some of these organizations support individuals, if their human rights have been violated. Upholding our human rights, holding our governments and institutions is essential. However, we are not alone in our struggle for equality,… Read More
On June 23rd 2016 Britain voted to leave the European Union. This news shocked not only Europe but the world as well. Many were stunned over the results, with 51.9% of the residents voting to leave and 48.1% voted to remain. England voted for Brexit, by 53.4% to 46.6%. Wales also voted for Brexit by… Read More
Brexit unleashed an unprecedented level of hate crime not only against people from BME backgrounds but victims come from all kinds of nationalities and ethnic origins. There was a time in 1970 growing up in the north of England that racism felt like a colour thing. Brexit has proved this is not the case –… Read More
What now with the EU and Britain? It’s one of the biggest political, economic and social changes of our time. Asian Mums Network will be posting a series of articles on the post-Brexit United Kingdom and what may mean to all of us. Here is a snapshot of what has happened and what’s to come. … Read More
Home secretary vows to protect domestic violence legislation from impact of Brexit Ever since the vote ...
On June 23rd 2016 Britain voted to leave the European Union. This news shocked not ...
There are a number of organizations in the UK that offer help and support to people ...
Brexit unleashed an unprecedented level of hate crime not only against people from BME backgrounds ...
Due to the trauma brought by the World War 2, the UN formulated and reiterated ...
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