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A Moment's Peace Theatre Company Artistic Director Shared Space A Moment’s Peace Artistic Director Shared Space group Theatre Company A Wallis Junior lecturer People are dead, others were seriously injured, all the while an Lawyer & Human Rights Aamer Anwar & Co., Solicitors & Aamer Anwar organisations which profiteer from the misery of asylum Campaigner Notaries seekers remain unaccountable Abbas Zaidi Doctor NHS Abbey Peebles Private Citizen, Student Abdelmagid Gaboura Private Citizen Abdelrahim Private Citizen Asylum seekers need our help to start build them lifes here Abdul Khalifa Arabic interpreter Asylum seekers then they will start build our new homes here in the UK Abida Farid Private Citizen Those seeking asylum must also be kept safe. Abigael Baldoumas Private Citizen Addison Malloy Private Citizen Adela Stockton Psychological Therapist Settle Solidarity Adrienne amri Student I cannot sit back and do nothing when human beings are Adrienne Hannah Private Citizen treated so appallingly. Agus Masondo Private Citizen Because people died Ahmed Almokashfy Private Citizen Sudanese community To support the campaign Ahmed Khan Private Citizen NHS human rights and respect Aileen Johnson Staff nurse This is a humanitarian crisis I support human rights. Having vulnerable people live in these Aileen Murray Tattooer conditions is not okay. Ailsa Fyfe Private Citizen A Ailsa Gibson Private Citizen Absolute dismay at the conditions that asylum seekers are being housed in within hotels at this time, with particular ref to Ailsa Kathryn Wright Private Citizen removal of paltry income and lack of autonomy regarding feeding themselves, also lack of social distancing options at this time. Aimee donaldson Doctor I want Scotland to offer everyone who lives here basic rights Aimee McGurn Private Citizen and support. It shouldn't be too much to ask. Aimee Toshney Music teacher Al Thomas Private Citizen Alan christopher Private Citizen Keep up the great work on behalf of all asylum seekers Sec., Barnsley Borough City of Alan James Curtis see above We are aware of criticism of Mears in Wakefield Sanctuary Alan Morris Retired To Support the Campaign/Sign the Petition Alanna Hayes Private Citizen I feel an injustice has been done. The Government and its agents must look after the people in Alastair Lings Private Citizen its care. A public inquiry is needed because they have failed in that duty of care. Refugees are welcome here. It is a basic Human Right that Alec Carswell Private Citizen those looking for safety, get it. Alessandra Anzante Private Citizen RefuAid Alexander David clark Retired Keep on and redouble. Your wonderful efforts It is unacceptable to leave people in deplorable conditions. This Alexandra Simpson Private Citizen is affecting people's physical and mental state and the proof is in recent events. Treat people like people! Alexis Smith Filmmaker Alice Private Citizen I do not approve of treating people in the way these asylum Alieda McKinney Private Citizen seekers have been treated Alison Events Welcome to Scotland x For humane treatment of asylum seekers, and to ensure new Alison Anderson Private Citizen Scots have all the same rights as existing Scots Because the treatment of vulnerable human beings seeking Alison Cannibal Private Citizen refuge in the UK is absolutely deplorable and Mears should be held accountable for their inhumane practices. Alison Clark Private Citizen We need to do better More respect show more humanity I have been following the conditions of Asylum seekers and feel that the system require more organisation 1)access to country is easier and more ordered Alison Elliot Retired 2)more informed people in the home office so that cases are dealt with fairly 3)Swifter processes Alison Hauenstein A society shows its values in how it treats its most vulnerable Private Citizen Swan members. People have come to the UK seeking safety or have been trafficked here and are experiencing a repetition of indignity Instead of a validation of their human rights. In support of asylum seekers forced into hotels and did not have a risk assessment performed and had their meagre daily Alison Hendry Private Citizen allowance removed. We would like to see an independent enquiry performed. I have worked as a guidance worker with asylum seekers in the Alison M C Hore Private Citizen past. UNESCO Chair for Refugee Alison Phipps Integration Alison Pibworth Musician Alison Rawles Private Citizen I think the way the asylum seekers are being treated is Alison Scott Private Citizen appalling. Mears Group should be ashamed. I know I am. Alison Scott Private Citizen Aliya Nisar Private Citizen Allana Bell Social Worker in Training Allison Docherty Private Citizen Amanda Private Citizen Amanda Charlton Private Citizen No human beings should have to suffer like this. These people have come to our shores for help and safety only to be treated Amanda Kerr Private Citizen like animals. Herded up in hotels. Denied basic rights. It is shameful. It is our duty to take care of the most vulnerable in society. How shocking that profits are put before people. We should be Amanda Megson Private Citizen looking after these people as if they were family its the least we can do after all they have been through. Do the right thing. It's terrible that so much money has been misappropriated under the pretence of providing these vulnerable people with Amanda Walker Private Citizen safe accommodation and healthy food, the reality is shockingly poor. The treatment of our most vulnerable reflects on all of us as a Amber Bauer CEO Donate4Refugees society. I’d heard long before the June tragedy that conditions were horrendous for asylum seekers. We had been funding food drops for one thing. How can we sleep at night when we treat peopl Ambika Okhandiar Private Citizen Sick of the system I stand with asylum seekers who deserve to be welcome to our country and more than their basic human rights to be met. The Amelia Rogers Student home office and Mears have endangered asylum seekers and the public through negligence and a lack of understanding and compassion. T amos newton Private Citizen People are all born equal, yet some are born into unequal circumstances. The misfortune of being born into hardship Amy Ferguson Radio Producer shouldn’t mean we are allowed to be treated as less, these people deserve more, and I’m so sorry they haven’t been shown the kindness they Amy Hyde Private Citizen Amy Longmuir Private Citizen Refugees deserve so much better. Amy MacInnes Private Citizen Basic human rights, social equality Amy Mccormack Occupational therapist Asylum seekers deserve a decent standard of housing and Anabel Marsh Private Citizen support. I am appalled at the way they have been herded into hotels in this crisis Systemic change is needed. The Home Office and Mears cannot Andrea Williamson GP violate people’s’ rights and be unaccountable. Andrew Bickerstaff Chef Treat people with humanity! Clerk of Aberdeen Quaker Andrew Collins Aberdeen Quakers I agree that the conditions described are intolerable Meeting Andrew Lephard Private Citizen Andrew Noble Private Citizen Am signing on behalf of all Vulnerable Asylum seekers and Andrew Ofoegbu Private Citizen Refugees who suffering and is also traumatised as result of unpleasant conditions they have been subjected. andy locke Private Citizen Angel Clark Private Citizen Angela Anderson Private Citizen Angela Barron Private Citizen Angela Cochrane Careers Adviser Refugees are welcome in Scotland Angela Heaney Children/youth worker Royston Youth Action We support this enquiry fully Angela Ireland Cafe owner MILK Enough is enough Angela McCormick College lecturer Dignity and respect must apply in all aspects of all people’s Angela O’Hagan Private Citizen lives. Angelle McCluskey Private Citizen How we treat the most vulnerable in society is a measure of Angus Hardie Director Scottish Community Alliance how civilised our society is. Because it is obviously and fundamentally an unjust, unfair and Aniela Piasecka Private Citizen harmful situation manufactured by Mears group that offends everything I stand for. Refugees and asylum seekers cannot be left in this hostile Young persons residential environment, it is time the Scottish government spoke up and Anita Lewis worker time that we stand alongside these people to ensure their basic human rights are reinstated Anita Shelton Private Citizen Human rights for EVERYONE must not be denied! Ann Ashaye Private Citizen N/A Ann Dorward Retired Anger at the treatment of refugees in Britain MacInnes I'm devastated to hear how people in need are being treated in Ann Falconer Private Citizen my country and want this changing. FAMS (Families Affected by I believe profit and greed are being put before care and Ann Marie Cocozza Charity volunteer Murder, Suicide, Suicidal compassion. Behaviours) I am signing because this is a deplorable way to treat human Ann Marie Miller Private Citizen beings. Ann McElhinney Private Citizen These human beings are being kept in dreadful conditions Ann Thanisch Private Citizen This is a shocking situation requiring immediate attention Anna Mendonca Private Citizen Because this has to be addressed! Anna Nicholson-Lailey Private Citizen Anna Pearce Volunteer ASH Project Gatwick Detainees Welfare Anna Pincus Director Group Anna wakeley Social Worker People cannot be left with no money to buy essentials and be Anne Carolyn Watson Private Citizen crowded together in one place. Retired Social worker (private Anne Chalmers citizen) In the hope that the council will do something about the plight Anne Dunford Private Citizen of these people - nobody should be living in conditions like that. I am appalled that vulnerable people, who have already endured so much, are being housed in such awful conditions Anne Hunter Private Citizen and being placed in danger as a result. There should be a public enquiry into what is happening here. Meanwhile, people should be found flats Hotels are not suitable accommodation for people seeking refuge from violence, war and persecution.
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