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3 years ago contacted @MoJGovUK advised engage @Legal_Ombudsman report mediation not under their jurisdiction, guilty of sexual bias @sra_solicitors conclude no misconduct or malpractice, guilty of bias against minorities @cedrsays @LSB_EngandWal @TheLawSociety RuleOfLaw DM me.
🚨"She was sexually abused from the age of 12. Two years ago she took her own life. She was 33."
Julia Hartley-Brewer talks to Michelle, whose daughter was a victim of grooming gang abuse and tragically committed suicide due to the failures she endured.
@JuliaHB1
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🚨NEW: Hundreds of civil servants have been caught working multiple jobs
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A major win for Blind Justice UK.
The Chief Executive of the Legal Services Board has written to us. He states explicitly that the LSB’s actions on the SRA are ‘aimed at securing improvements’ in ‘those areas highlighted in Blind Justice’s detailed reports’.
@LSB_EngandWal @sra_solicitors
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DON'T LET ANYONE PUT WORDS IN YOUR MOUTH
The Horizon inquiry's own counsel told expert witnesses that Fujitsu's Gareth Jenkins admitted changing crucial court evidence at the Post Office's request, during wrongful prosecutions of subpostmasters.
lawgazette.co.uk/news/give-y…
🚨"Statutory public inquiries have become a political tool to deflect criticism... it's B****HIT!"
Rochdale rape gang whistleblower Maggie Oliver expresses her horror at Labour's failure to implement any recommendations from the 2022 rape gang inquiry.
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Burnham said yesterday “nobody who has served our country should be sleeping rough on our streets”
Looks like veterans in Torquay will be.
Disgraceful😡
🚨War Heroes Booted Out Days Before Remembrance While Asylum Seekers Get Priority Housing
Around a dozen British veterans who served in Iraq and elsewhere are being turfed out of Stone Court in Torquay just days before Remembrance Sunday, after the government’s Reducing Veterans’ Homelessness scheme refused to extend their temporary funding, with eviction looming by March.
Referred by the Royal British Legion, men like PTSD-suffering Iraq veteran Scott Marshall and former sailor Maurice Quinlan—who had been sleeping rough—now face the street.
Marshall called it “disgraceful,” pointing out that asylum seekers who have just arrived are being given houses while those who put their lives on the line for the country are shown the door.
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The amazing @MaggieOliverUK is taking the Government to court over what she says is its failure to protect children.
But why has it come to this?
Go to @GBNEWS to read more 👇
I’m taking the Government to court over its failure to protect children – enough is enough gbnews.com/opinion/grooming-…
Just like in Germany and now in Sweden: no diversity in the advertising to join the military.
Only white people are expected to sacrifice their lives fighting wars that serve the interests of corporations like BlackRock and Lockheed Martin......
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Speaking as an ex cop of 30 years, I wholeheartedly agree with this.
Investigators are there to gather evidence, not to just believe anyone, regardless of who they are.
I thought we'd got rid of the ridiculous and illogical #believethevictim mentality.
Whatever we think (and I think we all agree about rape) - I do think it's wrong of Sir Mark Rowley - or any other policeman to appeal for more people/victims/survivors/witnesses to come forward with additional accusations, saying "YOU WILL BE BELIEVED". If they believe every accuser as a default position (literally promised beforehand) , they are throwing away the whole process of establishing a just conclusion. Maybe "You will be taken seriously" or "You will be treated with respect" would be a better message.
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On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, I extend my heartfelt greetings and best wishes to all Indians living in India and abroad.
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This isnt a post I’d normally share on X, but I’m feeling so proud and honoured today at just how far we’ve come since the “birth” of @TMOFCharity in 2019…..
It was a truly incredible night for our The Maggie Oliver Foundation 2026 Annual Survivor Ball last night, in many ways the highlight of the year!
We had a room filled with so much hope and love as well as almost 200 survivors and supporters from all around the uk!
I lost count of the number of times survivors said to me that we had “saved their lives” - and in the true meaning of that word - that they had been “suicidal” when they came to us for help in their darkest of hours!
To see those same survivors making friends with others, feeling included and not isolated, make contacts and beginning to build their own support networks and friendships with other survivors is always a true joy to see!
And a vivid reminder of why I started my charity and why what we do is truly life changing, thanks to the incredible staff and volunteer team we’ve built in the past 7 years! And at times that was hugely challenging, and there’s definitely been a few bumps in the road which have undoubtedly made us stronger!
Incredible night!! Inspiring! Emotional! Empowering and above all, hopeful! 🩷
ThAnkyou to everyone who made this night so special!! Unforgettable!
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Maggie Oliver is a compassionate campaigner loved by the nation, and this says it all.
Before her team heads to the High Court on Tuesday for their Judicial Review into the government's failures to protect children, Maggie wanted to share what the "day job" looks like.
Last night was the Maggie Oliver Foundation 2026 Annual Survivor Ball, the highlight of the year.
Almost 200 survivors and supporters from all around the UK, a room filled with love.
Maggie said she lost count of the number of times survivors told her they had "saved their lives" , many saying they had been suicidal when they first came for help.
That's the real work. Turning pain into power.
Good luck on Tuesday, Maggie. The nation is behind you.
Follow Maggie in her new FB page
Maggie Oliver Campaigning For Justice ❤️
@MaggieOliverUK
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There are roughly 400 veterans sleeping rough in the UK.
There are roughly 800,000 social homes in England occupied by households born overseas.
It is a political choice to give social homes to migrants instead of veterans.
Veterans shouldn't sleep rough this Christmas, Burnham says bbc.in/4z3gf2Z
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Okej, boys. Kriget måste stå för dörren.
Försvaret har börjat publicera videor med etniskt svenska män.
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And I’m sure Nadia and millions of others stand in solidarity with all the victims of the rape gang cover-up too. You know, those who were, and still are, being raped and sexually assaulted while her party turned a blind eye and helped cover it up.
Solidarity with every woman who bravely reported, endured the long wait for trial, and gave evidence in court against Russell Brand. Especially those who did not receive justice today.
Everyone with a basic understanding of the criminal justice system knows that just because the verdict was "not guilty", it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. All we know is that the jury could not be certain “beyond all reasonable doubt”.
I want to say directly to the victims: thank you and I believe you. Millions of us do.
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لا يهمني اسمها، ولا جنسيتها، ولا الدين الذي تنتمي إليه، ولا العائلة التي جاءت منها، ولا المكانة التي شغلتها في المجتمع.
لا يعنيني إن كانت طبيبة أو عاملة أو امرأة بسيطة لا يعرفها أحد. كل ذلك تفاصيل لا تغير من حقيقة واحدة: أنها إنسان.
ثلاث سنوات كاملة، ظلت هذه المرأة خلف باب مغلق، لا يعرف أحد إن كانت تتنفس أم فارقت الحياة، لا أحد يسأل، ولا أحد يفتقد، ولا أحد يشعر بأن ثمة إنسانا اختفى من المشهد.
كانت طبيبة عيون، أمضت سنوات من عمرها تساعد الآخرين على الرؤية، لكنها لم تجد من يرى وحدتها، أو يلمح انطفاءها، أو ينتبه إلى أنها ربما كانت تحتاج إلى عين إنسانية واحدة تلتفت إليها.
نحن نعيش في عالم مزدحم بالبشر، لكنه ليس بالضرورة عالما عامرا بالعلاقات الإنسانية. نعرف أخبار المشاهير، ونتابع تفاصيل حياة الغرباء، ونتبادل التهاني والتعليقات، وننشغل بما يحدث على الشاشات، بينما قد يكون خلف الجدار المجاور إنسان ينهار في صمت، ولا يجد من يسأله إن كان يحتاج إلى شيء.
أصبحنا بارعين في التواصل، وفاشلين أحيانا في الاتصال الإنساني الحقيقي. نمتلك هواتف تصلنا بمن هم في أقصى الأرض، لكننا قد نعجز عن الوصول إلى شخص يسكن الشقة المجاورة
والوحدة ليست غياب الناس عن المكان فحسب، بل غياب الشعور بأن هناك من يكترث لوجودك. قد تجلس وسط عشرات الأشخاص ولا يشعر بك أحد، وقد تعيش في شقة صغيرة ولا يطرق بابك إنسان واحد لسنوات.
إن الإنسان لا يحتاج إلى الطعام والدواء والمأوى وحدها، بل يحتاج أيضا إلى أن يشعر بأنه مرئي، وأن غيابه سيترك فراغا، وأن هناك من ينتبه إلى صوته حين يخفت، وإلى عاداته حين تتغير، وإلى بابه حين يظل مغلقا على غير المعتاد.
لا تؤجلوا السؤال عن الذين تحبونهم، ولا تفترضوا أن الصمت يعني أن الأمور بخير، ولا تظنوا أن من اعتاد العيش بمفرده لا يحتاج إلى أحد. فبعض الناس يتقنون إخفاء انكساراتهم، وبعضهم لا يطلبون المساعدة حتى حين يصبحون في أمس الحاجة إليها.
اسألوا عن كبار السن، وعن المرضى، وعن الذين فقدوا شركاء حياتهم، وعن أولئك الذين انسحبوا من دوائر الأصدقاء والأقارب. انتبهوا إلى الأبواب التي طال إغلاقها، وإلى الأصوات التي غابت، وإلى الوجوه التي لم تعد تظهر
ربما علينا أن نعيد تعريف معنى أن نكون بشرا؛ ليس بأن نعيش معا تحت سقف واحد، أو نتشارك الشوارع والمصالح والمناسبات، وإنما بأن يشعر كل منا أن وجوده يعني شيئا لشخص آخر
لا تنتظروا أن يتحول الإنسان إلى خبر في صحيفة، أو حكاية تتناقلها مواقع التواصل، حتى تتذكروا أنه كان بينكم. لا تجعلوا آخر ما يصل إليه منكم خبرا عن موته، بعدما كان كل ما يحتاجه في حياته سؤالا عن أحواله
فأقسى ما قد يحدث للإنسان ليس أن يموت وحيدا، بل أن يكتشف وهو ما يزال حيا، أن غيابه لن يوقظ أحدا.
رحمة الله عليها، وعلى كل إنسان غادر هذه الحياة في صمت، ولم يجد في أيامه الأخيرة من يقول له: نحن هنا،. نحن معك وبجوارك
ابتهال عبدالوهاب – at Makkah Al Mukarrama, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia












































