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Advisors quit saying UK Government is creating 'hostile environment' for LGBTQ+ community
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In a damning move, three advisors have quit their roles on a UK LGBT Advisory Panel, saying they have “no confidence” that the Government want to protect the LGBTQ+ community and are instead creating a “hostile environment”.
The advisors cited problems with equality ministers Liz Truss and Kemi Badenoch and the Government’s inaction on banning […] The post Advisors quit saying UK Government is creating 'hostile environment' for LGBTQ+ community appeared first on GCN.
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Health
blood donation
£28,000 awarded to three community projects
Facts Not Fear from Black and Minority Ethnic Community Partnership (BMECP), Sustaining Discourse on Organ Donation from Chinese Educational Development Project (CEDP) and Creating BAME student-led opportunities to expand organ donation awareness across universities in England from University of Brighton – have received a share of more than £28,000 from the UK government to tackle health inequalities and promote blood and organ donation in Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities.The announcement of the funding aims to address the shortage of organs, particularly kidneys, for those waiting for a transplant from all Black, Asian, mixed heritage and minority ethnic backgrounds, while also highlighting the need for more blood donors
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