The BMA’s armed forces committee has called on the UK government to reconsider enforcing a cap on the amount paid in reparations to people who were affected by the armed forces ban on LGBT staff.
From 1967 to 2000 an official policy effectively banned from the armed forces anyone who was gay, lesbian, transgender, transitioning because of gender dysphoria, or perceived to be such.
In May 2023 a review of the ban,1 conducted by Terence Etherton, was …
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The leader of the Church of England said Monday that Britain will undermine its standing in the world if it enacts a government plan to send some asylum-seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda.
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said U.K. politicians were seeking to "outsource our moral
The leader of the Church of England said Monday that Britain will undermine its standing in the world if it enacts a government plan to send some asylum-seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said U.K. politicians were seeking to “outsource our moral and legal responsibility for asylum-seekers and refugees.”…
The leader of the Church of England says Britain will undermine its standing in the world if it enacts a government plan to send some asylum-seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said U.K. politicians were seeking to “outsource our moral and legal responsibility for asylum seekers and refugees.” Speaking as a member of Parliament’s House of Lords, Welby said that “a pick-and-choose approach to international law undermines our global standing.” Members of the Lords on Monday began debating the government’s Safety of Rwanda Bill, which is designed to overcome a legal block on a plan to send migrants to the East African country. It faces stiff opposition in Parliament's unelected upper chamber.
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