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1⃣ week until our launch 🎲🚀
With @differencenorth @IntisaarOrg & @SheppeyisOurs (& w/ support from @4in10) we will be releasing our human rights card game to help people claim the right to talk about rights!
Read the new blog from Nic @differencenorth
justfair.org.uk/playing-fair…
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The bravest people I have ever met have been women who are seeking asylum or have been trafficked. So let’s stop with all this Happy international Women’s day. Stop with the how many women are in Parliament? Instead speak out against and stop the appalling illegal migration bill
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Next @ATDFourthWorld evidence to #CESCR2023 looked @ Article 10: Right to protection & assistance to the family. Codesigned & led by ppl who have experience of poverty & interactions w/social services - driven by determination to protect others from trauma they experienced
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You can read all of @IntisaarOrg contribution to the @GRIPPUK #CESCR2023 submission here
gripp.org.uk/wp-content/uplo…
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Having ratified ICESCR, the UK Government is committed to achieving parity between mental and physical health services and to reducing mental health inequalities. We need to hold them to account to make this happen!
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Waiting lists getting longer & patient needs to go through referral route again&again...my worry is if we don’t tackle underlining problems why people r seeking support services which is result of poverty & living crisis we have now we'll have mental health pandemic soon!!”
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“As a mental health nurse I’m dealing with patients who's illness is triggered by their housing situation (rent arrear, not fit for their overall health, overcrowding). Patients get referred to services b/c of the same issues again & again...Our service is at tipping point
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“Whats the point of seeking help for my wellbeing-nothing changes. They don’t care about us. I have asked for help over 10times. But they keep telling me to refer myself to where? The system doesn’t meet my cultural needs. I’m in so deep that I can’t think straight anymore”
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If one is lucky enough to find such a provision before they reach a crisis point it usual a training or awareness session which isn’t culturally appropriate for the community as most of the time English language is used for these sessions.
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With such a high proportion of the borough’s population coming from black and ethnic minority communities (65%) there is a stark gap with the Borough’s minimal provision in place for the mental health and wellbeing need of people from BAME communities.
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Replying to @IntisaarOrg
@IntisaarOrg in the diverse community of #Brent explored access to health. Coming out of pandemic w/high mortality rates in 1st wave, the lack of culturally appropriate Mental Health care & support services is 'woefully inadequate' Violating Art12-Right to Health #CESCR2023
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Busily finishing off @GRIPPUK's presentation for next weeks #CESCR2023 review:
"Our voices are not veiled in carefully chosen statistics, nor are they filtered through an organisation’s report writing process. They are being given to you directly today and in our report."
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For the #CESCR2023 submission @ThriveTeesside based in the North East of England focused on Article 9 - the Right to Social Security. Thrive say: The overall provision of welfare and social security is woefully inadequate and is insufficient to cover basic needs
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First up in the @GRIPPUK's submission to #CESCR2023 @raparuk focused on the Right to Work - Article 6 in ICESCR. Right now, most displaced people in the UK are banned from working; forced to waste their skills and talent and condemned to live in poverty.
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These four organisations have nearly 100 years of cumulative knowledge of the experience of poverty as a human rights violation.
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Are you interested in the state of human rights (poverty, food, housing, work, health) in the UK?
If so then come to the free online launch of our joint report to the UN which over 70 organisations contributed to!
16 January 2023 - tickets here 🎟️
eventbrite.co.uk/e/486829489…

ALT You are invited... online launch of joint civil society report on the state of human rights in England and Wales. Join us for the online launch of the civil Society parallel report of England and Wales for the UN committee on economic social and cultural rights. Hear from fantastic speakers and learn more about this important and timely report. 16 January 2023.
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We are proud to be part of @GRIPPUK, working with @ATDFourthWorld, @raparuk, @IntisaarOrg and @ThriveTeeside in making a submission to the #CESCR for its 7th review of the UK. (1/2)
1/3 GRIPP is now focused on challenging the UK government’s whitewashing of human rights violations in their recent report to the #ICESCR #7thReview.
Explore GRIPP in Action on our new website gripp.org.uk/gripp-in-action…
Read about what we are up to in this 🧵🧵🧵
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@GRIPPUK is working together to #endpoverty across the nations and regions of the UK. Challenging concepts of poverty and human rights we seek to build new knowledge and understanding of the systems of oppression in the UK.
Check out our website gripp.org.uk
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Exciting news coming from @GRIPPUK next week!
Get following us if you want to be part of a social movement working to eradicate #poverty in the UK through growing #HumanRights
@JustFairUK @AmnestyUK @ATDFourthWorld @EssexHRC @IntisaarOrg @ThriveTeesside .@raparuk













