Letters | How sincere is Labour’s narrative of compassion on the BN(O) pathway?
Readers discuss a route for Hongkongers wishing to acquire British citizenship, the US-Philippine military alliance, and a mass shooting in Canada
As right-wing parties gain traction, is the Labour government trying to strategically position itself as a compassionate party and portray a facade of moral superiority?
Is its approach actually inclusive of diversity or is it a selective support mechanism, where the government’s caveats serve to placate right-wing concerns about immigration?
While Labour attempts a crafty narrative of compassion, the actual conditions endured by migrants tell a different story. The focus on political optics over true advocacy is already leaving a tangible gap in the support structures that migrants desperately need.