RT @SophieKLinden: We can't allow people to suffer in silence when they are subject to abuse and exploitation - welcome this report and the changes that are recommended but want to see this made permanent - Govt should look at the #dabill they can ...
RT @VictimsComm: Congratulations are due to @libertyhq and @SBSisters for their pioneering work here. This is the first police super-complaint to be published and I was pleased to have the opportunity to be consulted by @HMICFRS. ...
RT @VictimsComm: Vulnerable victims suffer significant, avoidable harm through fear of the very agencies there to support them. This has to stop, and I am pleased to see @HMICFRS has recognised this in its report. Read my full statement: ...
RT @caten_lara: @JCWI_UK @SBSisters @libertyhq From the report: "This means that neither the police nor the Home Office are able to assure the communities they serve that all people with whom they have contact will be treated fairly and safely, and ...
RT @JCWI_UK: "Data-sharing between the police & Home Office leaves many afraid to report crimes in case they or their loved ones have their data shared with immigration enforcement as a result" Really important report out today, made possible by ...
RT @LaurenHStarkey: Putting up a firewall between public services and the Home Office is such an important step in enabling victims of all forms of crime, abuse, and exploitation to come forward and seek support. Amazing work @SBSisters and ...
RT @hogihogarth: great work from @libertyhq & @SBSisters - govt must listen & ensure #police immediately stop sharing data on #domesticabuse victims with #immigration enforcement https://t.co/WTJ0oW...
RT @MayaOppenheim: Domestic Abuse Commissioner, @nicolejacobsST, tells me: “The concept of the Home Office looms so largely over people and the worry their information will be passed to this entity they fear. It creates fear in seeking help from ...
RT @holly_bourneYA: Co-hosting this episode of the @britishlibrary's Unfinished Business podcast was such an honour. What is domestic violence? Coercive control? What's the societal and economic impact? Is the Domestic Abuse Bill doing enough? Please ...
RT @amcarmichaelMP: No one should be put off coming forward to the police for fear of having their data shared for immigration purposes. The Government must act now and put a firewall between the police and the Home Office. Great work by @SBSisters ...
RT @MayaOppenheim: Migrant domestic abuse victim’s data must not be shared between police and Home Office, investigation finds https://t.co/76OwBM... @HMICFRS @SBSisters ...
Agreed. This report makes clear that nothing less than a law is needed to ensure that there is a permanent firewall on data sharing between the police and the Home Office. The #DABill is the obvious place to bring about change. This government must ...
RT @LDNVictimsComm: .@HMICFRS report finds that police sharing victims’ immigration data with Home Office has prevented justice. Interim firewall is a start but it must be made permanent.We’ve called on Govt to urgently amend #dabill or they’ll ...
RT @nicolejacobsST: A firewall to protect some of the most vulnerable must be enshrined in law #DABill @UKHouseofLords. Migrant women who are #domesticabuse victims need protecting. Great work on the super-complaint @libertyhq @SBSisters ...
RT @CateBriddick: Another life-saving success from @SBSisters and @libertyhq Astonishing that those defending the practice argued that reporting victims of domestic violence to the Home Office constituted safeguarding. https://t.co/fbP1xy...
RT @ApnaHaq1: Thank you to @SBSisters for taking the lead on this and enabling our service users voices/experiences to be heard in this supercomplaint alongside our sister organisations @Safety4Sisters @AngelouCentre1 to name a few. Together we ...
RT @HannahGousy: 📣Groundbreaking new report following the first police super complaint recommends that the police should immediately stop sharing #domesticabuse survivors’ data with immigration The #DABill must enshrine the firewall in law ⚖️ ...
RT @Aviah_Sarah_Day: YESS 💪🏽 @SBSisters & @libertyhq supercomplaint has resulted in the police being told NOT to share the data of undocumented abuse survivors with the Home Office. 2 yrs ago an FOI found that a full 50% of police forces were ...
RT @centreWJ: Police officers should not share immigration status of domestic abuse victims with the Home Office, a groundbreaking investigation has concluded. Fantastic work by @SBSisters https://t.co/o7XoY5...
PRESS RELEASE: Police Inspectorate backs call for Law change to protect migrant victims and witnesses of crime | Southall Black Sisters
Today @SBSisters & @libertyhq welcome findings from the first ever super-complaint upholding our concerns regarding the police practice of sharing migrant victims’ data with the HO for enforcement purposes. https://t.co/w8dMaS...
RT @libertyhq: BREAKING Police inspectorate backs Liberty and @SBSisters call for police to stop sharing domestic abuse survivors' details with the Home Office for immigration enforcement. https://t.co/ISRbV5...
RT @DebatINQUEST: Great work from @SBSisters and @libertyhq as police super-complaint concludes sharing information on victims of domestic abuse with Immigration Enforcement undermines public interest. #protectionforall #HostileEnvironment ...
RT @David_Challen: Hugely important work by @SBSisters + @libertyhq whose super-complaint has highlighted the danger of police sharing migrant victims data to the Home Office. Govt must start recognising the immigration status of a victim should not ...
RT @womensaid: Breakthrough report shows severe harm caused by data sharing between police & immigration enforcement - thanks to work of @SBSisters @lawrsuk and many 'by & for' services & survivors. The #DABill must deliver safe reporting ...
RT @EVAWuk: 📢📢 Brilliant work from our member org @SBSisters and @libertyhq in bringing a super complaint against the police to stop them from sharing the immigration status and data of domestic abuse victims with the Home Office. ...
RT @lawrsuk: It recognises that data sharing represents a barrier preventing women from seeking support, it highlights the duty that police have to prioritise all victims' safety over immigration control. The impact of this outcome on survivors will ...
RT @lawrsuk: We welcome this outcome regarding policies and practice of police forces when encountering victims with insecure immigration status. The decision sets a critical and vital precedent in the protection of migrant women's human rights. ...
RT @GCRCCManager: Kudos to #Liberty and @SBSisters for this. Too many women silenced by fears of immigration service. https://t.co/95kJef...
RT @SimonFRCox: Police told not to share immigration data of domestic abuse victims. Great result for @SBSisters & @libertyhq - important defeat for the hostile environment. https://t.co/M8zXK5...
Today @SBSisters & @Liberty welcome findings from the first ever super-complaint upholding our concerns regarding the police practice of sharing migrant victims’ data with the HO for enforcement purposes. https://t.co/rbmrSA...
Sadly this has been cancelled https://t.co/gtWseq...
RT @jessphillips: The years of work by @SBSisters @lawrsuk @AmnestyUK @libertyhq and also my staff and I, my constituents and many other brave victims have put in to fighting this is I hope being heard. Police told not to share immigration data of ...
We invite you to listen to @BBCRadio4 this AM as SBS Director Pragna Patel discusses the outcome of the first ever police super-complaint & its conclusions that data-sharing between the police and Home Office causes ‘significant harm to the ...