summary In this episode, we discuss the recent announcement by the UK government regarding immigration policy, particularly focusing on the implications for asylum seekers. We explore the political reactions to these changes, the shifting landscape of UK politics, and the role of racism in shaping public discourse around refugees. The conversation emphasises the need for a moral argument in political discussions and the importance of public engagement with representatives to address concern...
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summary In this episode, we discuss the recent announcement by the UK government regarding immigration policy, particularly focusing on the implications for asylum seekers. We explore the political reactions to these changes, the shifting landscape of UK politics, and the role of racism in shaping public discourse around refugees. The conversation emphasises the need for a moral argument in political discussions and the importance of public engagement with representatives to address concern...
Chale just come: the case of the Ghana boy and the challenges faced by immigrant parents in the UK
The Black Paper
50 minutes
5 months ago
Chale just come: the case of the Ghana boy and the challenges faced by immigrant parents in the UK
In this episode, Ndụkwe Ọnụọha and Cheta Nwanze discuss the complex issues surrounding the case of a British-Ghanaian boy who sued his parents for leaving him behind in Ghana. They explore themes of parental rights, child welfare, racial profiling, cultural nuances in parenting, and the dilemmas faced by immigrant parents. The conversation delves into the impact of gangs on youth and the legal and social implications of parenting decisions, ultimately questioning the balance between protect...
The Black Paper
summary In this episode, we discuss the recent announcement by the UK government regarding immigration policy, particularly focusing on the implications for asylum seekers. We explore the political reactions to these changes, the shifting landscape of UK politics, and the role of racism in shaping public discourse around refugees. The conversation emphasises the need for a moral argument in political discussions and the importance of public engagement with representatives to address concern...
