u. k advocacy office. so if human rights, once you joins us live in london, if i will welcome to you emily. so i'm stopping to circle small boats will bite some reach in the u. k. i mean is play next really charge part of british politics and why does society with wild claims about the exact numbers fueling right wing coventry in the u. k. when it comes to saving lives? so why do you think these crossings are still happening? possibly let me just say that this is an absolutely devastating an incident, and it's something that is entirely preventable. and then you, you take, government needs to shift away from the approach of performing governments to ensure that it's actually taking measures that save lives sorta. one of the key ways to do this is of course ensuring that the u. k. and france cooperate together to have robust search and rescue operations in the english channel. but secondly, they really need to be ensuring safe pathways for people to reach the u. k. now one of the reasons the key driver of w

u. k. advocacy office for human rights one. she says the u. k. needs to establish safe routes for migrants to enter the country. this is an absolutely devastating an incident. and if something that is entirely preventable and then you, you take of them and needs to shift away from the approach of performing governments to ensure that it's actually taking measures that save lives. so one of the key ways to do this is of course ensuring that the u. k. and from cooperate together to have robust search and rescue operations in the english channel. but secondly, they really need to be ensuring safe pathways for people to reach the u. k. now one of the reasons the key driver of why people get on the flimsy, over crowded bodies and end up in powerless situations that see is because there was very little space ways for people sling pacification people thinking about a life to actually reach the u. k. now it's the government's open most sites, pathways. this would go along the way in ensuring that people are not forced to risk their lives across the ch

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