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Pragna Patel, chief executive of the London charity Southall Black Sisters, asked, referring to the program for homeless people.
Pragna Patel, director of Southall Black Sisters, said: “‘Hostile’ laws and policies on immigration continue to trap migrant women in cycles of abuse, exploitation and destitution.
Paramedics Amy and Pragna are sent to a man who has been lying immobilised in his garden with a seized back for three hours - and have to apologise for the delays getting a crew out to him.
Simon Davis, president of the Law Society of England and Wales, Sophie Linden, deputy mayor for policing and crime, Claire Waxman, victims’ commissioner for London, Nicki Norman, acting chief executive of Women’s Aid Federation of England, Sara Kirkpatrick, chief executive of Welsh Women’s Aid, Sandra Horley CBE, chief executive of Refuge, Rosie Lewis, deputy director and VAWG manager at the Angelou Centre, Suzanne Jacob, OBE, chief executive of SafeLives, Olive Craig, senior legal officer at Rights of Women, Dr Nicola Sharp-Jeffs, CEO of Surviving Economic Abuse, Pragna Patel, director at Southall Black Sisters and Diana Fawcett, chief executive of Victim Support
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Simon Davis president of the Law Society of England and Wales Sophie Linden deputy mayor for policing and crime Claire Waxman victims commissioner for London Nicki Norman acting chief executive of Womens Aid Federation of England Sara Kirkpatrick chief executive of Welsh Womens Aid Sandra Horley CBE chief executive of Refuge Rosie Lewis deputy director and VAWG manager at the Angelou Centre Suzanne Jacob OBE chief executive of SafeLives Olive Craig senior legal officer at Rights of Women Dr Nicola Sharp-Jeffs CEO of Surviving Economic Abuse Pragna Patel director at Southall Black Sisters and Diana Fawcett chief executive of Victim Support