08Aug
We are a proud member of Scottish Faiths Action for Refugees and we send our solidarity to people seeking asylum, refugees, frie...
We are a proud member of Scottish Faiths Action for Refugees and we send our solidarity to people seeking asylum, refugees, friends of the Muslim faith and all who have been traumatised by the recent racist violence across the UK.🧡
SFAR has co-authored the statement below on behalf of all its member groups and we fully endorse its content. 👇
Although it was promising to see so many anti-racist gatherings last night and communities coming together in friendship and support, the sentiments, rhetoric and political influences that have led to the entrenchment of intolerance and hatred has not gone away.
Division must be replaced with dialogue, violence with peace, and intolerance with respect and understanding. 🕊
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