People, believed to be migrants, walk in Dungeness, Britain, August 16, 2023. REUTERS/Toby Melville REFILE - QUALITY REPEAT TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
Former British prime minister Theresa May, in an interview with CBC News, says U.K.'s Illegal Migration Act, which took effect in July, will undermine efforts to tackle modern-day slavery and human trafficking, and leave victims more vulnerable.Former British prime minister Theresa May is warning that the current government's effort to curb illegal migration might deter those who have been trafficked from seeking help.
In a keynote speech delivered at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think-tank in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 26, Braverman criticized multiculturalism for making no demands on people to integrate. "Everything Braverman says is about a future leadership election," opposition Labour MP Ben Bradshaw told the Independent newspaper. "It's a classic dog whistle to the Tory membership who are increasingly right wing."
May added: "We need to ensure we're taking the action, that governments are involved. I want to see the Canadian government involved in my global commission."About 50 million people around the world are believed to be in servitude, forced labour or slavery, according to the Turner also said that the legislation makes no allowance for the fact that people might be in Britain illegally because they're victims of human trafficking.
It included heavier documentation checks and requirements, and ultimately contributed to what's known as the Windrush scandal — where thousands of legal U.K. residents were mistakenly classified as illegal immigrants.The Windrush was the name of one of the first steamships carrying people invited to Britain from the Caribbean to work after the Second World War. Few were given official documentation. Commonwealth nationals who lived in the U.K.
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