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UK Protest: No Ghanaian Affected – High Commissioner

UK Protest: No Ghanaian Affected – High Commissioner

Ghana’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom (UK), Papa Owusu Ankomah, has reassured that the Ghanaian community in the UK remains unaffected by the ongoing protests. These protests erupted late in July following an anti-immigrant misinformation campaign that sparked outrage after a stabbing attack left three children dead in Southport, northern England. The UK’s Crown Prosecution Service announced on Tuesday that approximately 100 people have been charged in connection with the violent unrest. Initially beginning as anti-immigration marches, the gatherings quickly turned disorderly and violent. Mr. Ankomah confirmed that Ghanaians in the UK have not experienced significant harm amidst the…
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UK Protests: Why Immigrants Are Being Targeted And Attacked By Protestors

UK Protests: Why Immigrants Are Being Targeted And Attacked By Protestors

The ongoing violent protests in the United Kingdom (UK) have left some Ghanaians living in the UK stranded and in disarray, as they are unable to leave their homes due to escalating anti-immigration protests. Kofi Marfo, a UK-based Ghanaian journalist with Rainbow Radio UK, expressed concern over the situation during an interview on Accra-based JoyNews. "They said they're law-abiding migrants in this country. They do pay or honor their tax obligations and as a result, they don't see any reason why the actions of one individual committing a heinous criminal activity should affect everyone. "As migrants and people with Ghanaian…
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