Projects
Investigate Richard Tice, Lee Anderson, and Nigel Farage for Racial Unrest Incitement
This petition calls upon Parliament to launch an inquiry into the actions of Reform MPs; Richard Tice, Lee Anderson, and Nigel Farage in relation to the recent racial riots that have rocked the nation. Accusations of using disinformation to fuel anti-immigrant sentiment have been leveled against these MPs. It is vital for the wellbeing of society that our leaders act with integrity and responsibility. Given the scale of these riots and their potential to cause long-lasting social and economic damage, it is of paramount importance that these allegations be thoroughly investigated. This is about defending our democracy and the ethical obligations of our leaders. If MPs have indeed used their platform to incite racial and anti-immigrant hatred, they must be held accountable. Click here to sign this.
Ask the government to help prevent domestic abuse through education
Teaching on domestic abuse and healthy relationships is a compulsory part of the Relationships and Sex Education( RSE) curriculum in all state secondary schools. This covers Years 7 to Year 11, also known as Key Stage 4 (KS4). However, the current model completely ignores sixth formers, apprenticeship students and college students, as it is NOT a mandatory requirement for RSE to be taught beyond 16 years old, despite young people being in education up to the age of 18. Government data highlights the urgency of this issue. Statistics from the ONS (year ending March 2024) show that 16-19-year-olds experience the highest rates of domestic abuse (8%) of any age group. Yet, mandatory RSE ends at 16, leaving them without vital education on recognising abuse and seeking help.
