Enver Solomon
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| Books | Ten Years of Labour's Youth Justice Reforms: An Independent Audit |
| Having Their Say: The Work of Prisoner Councils | |
| Ten Years of Criminal Justice Under Labour: An Independent Audit | |
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Enver Solomon Life story
Enver is the current Chief Executive Officer of the Refugee Council. Further, he previously served as the CEO of Just For Kids Law. He has also served as Chair of Trustees at the charity Asylum for a tenure of 5 years.
Two migrants die crossing Channel in small boat
... Enver Solomon, chief executive of the Refugee Council, described it as " yet another appalling and preventable tragedy"...
Bibby Stockholm: Asylum barge not a death trap, minister Grant Shapps says
... Enver Solomon, chief Executive of the Refugee Council, said there was no link between making the asylum system " harder" and " stopping people wanting to come here"...
Afghan refugees to be moved out of hotels under new government plans
... " Enver Solomon from the Refugee Council said the government s plan risked people being left " homeless and destitute on the streets of Britain"...
Home secretary to be given duty to remove people coming to UK illegally
... Enver Solomon, chief executive of the Refugee Council, said it would " shatter the UK s long-standing commitment under the UN Convention to give people a fair hearing regardless of the path they have taken to reach our shores"...
Charities urge PM to stop using hotels to house migrant children
... Enver Solomon, chief executive of the Refugee Council, described the loss of dozens of refugees as " a child protection scandal"...
Big Zuu on breaking the mould for cookery shows
... " Enver Solomon, CEO of the Refugee Council, tells the BBC: " Refugees, like the family of Big Zuu, are ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances who simply want the chance to live in peace, away from the war, conflict and violence that shattered their entire lives...
Asylum seekers: Some due for removal from the UK could be electronically tagged
... Enver Solomon, chief executive of the Refugee Council, said: " It s appalling that this government is intent on treating men, women and children who have fled war, bloodshed and persecution as criminals...
Priti Patel faces legal threat over Ukraine visa delays
... Enver Solomon, CEO of the Refugee Council, said he wanted to see the UK follow its " European neighbours by doing much more for people who have literally lost everything"...
Two migrants die crossing Channel in small boat
By James GregoryBBC News
Two migrants have died attempting to cross The Channel in a small boat.
The Boat was spotted getting into difficulty, with several people in The water, less than a mile from The French coast early on Wednesday afternoon.
Some 57 people were rescued by boat and taken to The French town of Boulogne-sur-Mer while another was airlifted to safety, French officials said.
British and French teams also responded to a separate small boat incident on Wednesday evening.
In The First incident, The Two People drowned after The Boat carrying them capsized just two hours after leaving The French town of Neufchatel-Hardelot.
With 60 people onboard, The Boat was seen getting into difficulty in French waters shortly after 13:00 local time. Several of those who were rescued had hypothermia, officials said.
An investigation has since been opened by prosecutors in France.
Enver Solomon , chief executive of The Refugee Council, described it as " yet another appalling and preventable tragedy".
Their deaths come almost which saw at least 27 people die, including a Pregnant Woman and three children.
Meanwhile, photos have emerged showing groups of people, thought to be migrants, being brought to shore in Dungeness, Kent, by an RNLI lifeboat shortly after 20:00 GMT on Wednesday.
One person was pictured being Carried Away from The Shore on a stretcher.
On Wednesday evening, The UK government confirmed an ongoing response in The Channel inside French waters.
A spokesperson for The Maritime and Coastguard Agency said its teams had been working with French counterparts who had coordinated The response.
" HM Coastguard will continue to work with partners to respond to those in distress around The seas and coastal areas of The UK, " The spokesperson added.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made " stopping The boats" a key priority for his government.
As of 13 November, 27,284 people had been detected crossing The English Channel in 2023, This is down a third from The same date in 2022.
In 2022, 45,755 migrants made The Crossing - The highest number since figures began to be collected in 2018.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
