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Charity Leaders Urge Action Against Rising Far-Right Violence

10/14/2025

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Over 150 charity leaders have urged Prime Minister Keir Starmer to confront rising threats from far-right groups, citing increased violence against charity staff.
The letter organized by Equally Ours highlights dangers for organizations assisting refugees and ethnic minorities, urging government action to foster inclusive communities and safety.
Charities report implementing security measures, including hiring security personnel and installing safe rooms, as the letter calls for a united response against hate.

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Over 150 charity leaders have urged Prime Minister Keir Starmer to confront rising threats from far-right groups, citing increased violence against charity staff.
The letter organized by Equally Ours highlights dangers for organizations assisting refugees and ethnic minorities, urging government action to foster inclusive communities and safety.
Charities report implementing security measures, including hiring security personnel and installing safe rooms, as the letter calls for a united response against hate.