René Cassin submits evidence on Brexit and the Implications for Human Rights

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Posted on Monday, October 10th, 2016

René Cassin recently submitted evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Right’s inquiry into the human right implications of Brexit. René Cassin drew attention to a potential weakening of protections on modern day slavery, asylum support and the tackling of discrimination of the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.

René Cassin’s director, Mia Hasenson-Gross added “This is a time to be vigilant and ensure that none of our hard earned human rights protections and mechanisms are weakened.”

You can download the submission here



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