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Earlier this week, The Guardian reported on a joint open letter signed by over 100 prominent women — including MPs, musicians, union leaders, and campaigners — rejecting attempts to link asylum seekers with sexual violence.
The letter, coordinated by Stand Up to Racism, calls out the far right’s cynical use of women’s safety to fuel anti-migrant sentiment. It reminds us that violence against women is a systemic issue rooted in inequality, not immigration status. As the signatories make clear: scapegoating asylum seekers not only distorts the truth, it endangers lives. RAPAR stands firmly with those who refuse to let fear and misinformation shape public discourse. We share this article to amplify the voices behind the letter and to reaffirm our commitment to justice, evidence, and collective dignity. Read the full article on The Guardian.
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