Government's inflammatory language is fuelling and enabling the far-right. It must stop.Hi John,

Our researchers have recorded a shocking 102% rise in far-right, anti-migrant
activism over the last year.

This doesn't happen in a vacuum, it has been facilitated and enabled by
Government rhetoric, and we must do something about it.

After the horrific scenes at the riot in Knowsley last weekend, I need to be
frank with you: Government rhetoric is enabling the far-right. Will you join me in doing something about it?
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I'M IN: LET'S DO THIS [[link removed]]For too long John , successive Home Secretaries have used inflammatory language, parrotted
far-right tropes and stirred up division in this country. Last year Suella
Braverman spoke of an “invasion” - this is the language of the far-right.

This is happening at the expense of refugees and migrants who are now being
targeted in their unsuitable temporary accommodation by emboldened far right
activists. Patriotic Alternative are one such group: they whipped up tensions in
Knowsley which turned into a riot last Friday.

That’s why HOPE not hate is calling on the Government to do three things,
immediately:

1. End the use of inflammatory language by the Government and the media which feeds and enables the far right.
2. Make sure the Home Office puts the right safeguards in place for those in unsafe and unsuitable accommodation.
3. Put together a long-term plan to provide suitable community-based accommodation for people seeking asylum, and to take action to address the backlogs that trap people in unsuitable accommodation where they become targets for
hate.

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We’re past the time of saying “enough is enough”. We’ve got to stand up, make
ourselves heard and tell this Government to stop the anti-migrant rhetoric and
start protecting asylum seekers.

After the events in Knowsley, and with more protests coming around the country,
we need MPs to shape up and work together to provide fair treatment for those
seeking refuge in the UK.

Together, we can all make a difference to stop division and hatred.

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Yours,

Nick Lowles

CEO, HOPE not hate


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