18 Jul 2016

Re: [afrocarpus] British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

This is simply a deliberate and nasty persecution against EU migrants living and working in UK.

On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 8:02 PM, Both Opinions <bothopinions@gmail.com> wrote:

This is simply deliberate and nasty persecution against EU migrants.

On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Migrants Network migrantsnetwork@gmail.com [afrocarpus] <afrocarpus@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

British politicians' unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

After Brexit vote, in the UK , EU migrants continue to face threats of expulsion, lack of respect , discrimination and prejudice by British politicians. They are becoming a political tool for future Brexit negotiations and bargain tool for better deals to UK's exit. They are treated like stateless people. This British politicians' attitudes will contribute to increasing hostility and discrimination against migrants living in the UK. We call on UK and EU leaders to end this blackmail to EU and unfair and racist treatment of migrants.

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Conservative Brexit Minister David Davis has warned that European Union citizens who have arrived in the UK since the 23 June Brexit referendum and when the country officially leaves the EU may have to be sent home if there is an immigration "surge". But he reassured the three million EU migrants resident in the UK before the Brexit vote that they will be able to remain in the country.

In a Mail on Sunday interview, Davis dismissed the idea that EU citizens would be forced to leave the UK during exit negotiations. He also dismissed the idea that British emigres and EU immigrants would be used as "bargaining chips" during negotiations deal, saying it was in the interest of EU members to ensure their own citizens were secure in the UK.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3693736/We-ll-send-EU-migrant-surge-Brexit-Minister-David-Davis-tells-Mail-Sunday-send-home-Europeans-try-beat-border-deadline.html#ixzz4ElcQDI00
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New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/new-eu-migrants-arriving-uk-before-brexit-may-be-sent-home-says-tory-david-davis-1571045

David Davis: New migrants from the EU could be sent back home to avoid surge in immigration to Britain

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/16/david-davis-new-migrants-from-the-eu-could-be-sent-back-home-to/

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jul/17/brexit-minister-cut-off-date-eu-migrants-david-davis

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-brexit-migration-david-davis-a7141131.html

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Re: [afrocarpus] British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

This is simply deliberate and nasty persecution against EU migrants.

On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Migrants Network migrantsnetwork@gmail.com [afrocarpus] <afrocarpus@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

British politicians' unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

After Brexit vote, in the UK , EU migrants continue to face threats of expulsion, lack of respect , discrimination and prejudice by British politicians. They are becoming a political tool for future Brexit negotiations and bargain tool for better deals to UK's exit. They are treated like stateless people. This British politicians' attitudes will contribute to increasing hostility and discrimination against migrants living in the UK. We call on UK and EU leaders to end this blackmail to EU and unfair and racist treatment of migrants.

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Conservative Brexit Minister David Davis has warned that European Union citizens who have arrived in the UK since the 23 June Brexit referendum and when the country officially leaves the EU may have to be sent home if there is an immigration "surge". But he reassured the three million EU migrants resident in the UK before the Brexit vote that they will be able to remain in the country.

In a Mail on Sunday interview, Davis dismissed the idea that EU citizens would be forced to leave the UK during exit negotiations. He also dismissed the idea that British emigres and EU immigrants would be used as "bargaining chips" during negotiations deal, saying it was in the interest of EU members to ensure their own citizens were secure in the UK.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3693736/We-ll-send-EU-migrant-surge-Brexit-Minister-David-Davis-tells-Mail-Sunday-send-home-Europeans-try-beat-border-deadline.html#ixzz4ElcQDI00
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New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/new-eu-migrants-arriving-uk-before-brexit-may-be-sent-home-says-tory-david-davis-1571045

David Davis: New migrants from the EU could be sent back home to avoid surge in immigration to Britain

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/16/david-davis-new-migrants-from-the-eu-could-be-sent-back-home-to/

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jul/17/brexit-minister-cut-off-date-eu-migrants-david-davis

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-brexit-migration-david-davis-a7141131.html

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[afrocarpus] Fwd: AU Commission chair election suspended

The political limits of Mr. Paul Kagame:

At the AU Summit , nothing worked for Kagame. As the host of the AU summit, Kagame promised Museveni to do everything possible to make Uganda's Specioza Kazibwe being elected as AU Chairperson. This lady was eliminated at the first round of the vote. This is a very big disappointment both for Kagame and Museveni. It is a fragrant failure of Louise Mushikiwabo's international diplomacy.

None of the candidates can speak a single word in French while 2/3 of African's population are French speakers. An effective chair of AU must speak fluently both French and English and this should be added in the rules of selecting the AU chair and Commissioners

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Date: 18 July 2016 at 13:15
Subject: AU Commission chair election suspended
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Candidates from countries with dictatorship regimes should be allowed to apply for the job the chairperson of the EU. As far as we know all countries from EAC are in this category.

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Uganda's Specioza Kazibwe was vying for the top job. The election of a new chairperson of the AU Commission was suspended Monday after none of the people contesting for the position got the majority votes in the initial voting.

After three rounds of voting, none of the three candidates vying for the top job secured the required two-thirds majority.

Each of the three candidates had hoped to replace South Africa's Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma who is stepping down after four years at the helm.

They are: Uganda's former Vice-President Specioza Wandira Kazibwe, Botswana's former Foreign Minister Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi and Equatorial Guinea's former Foreign Minister Agapito Mba Mokuy.

Rule 42 of the rules of procedure suggests that the deputy chairperson takes responsibility in case of suspension of elections.

It is understood that 23 out of 53 voted in favour of Botswana's Pelonomi Benson. Ugandan representative Kazibwe got the least number of votes.

Following Monday's unsuccessful process, the new Commission chair will be elected at the next summit in January next year in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa.

Earlier, some member states had proposed that the elections be pushed to January.

President Idris Derby of Chad, who is the chairperson of the AU, presented the matter of postponement which he said had come from some member states. But after discussion, he said rules must be followed, not bent.

Dlamini-Zuma, who is stepping down from the chair, is the ex-wife of South African president Jacob Zuma.

http://www.newvision.co.ug/new_vision/news/1430090/au-commission-chair-election-suspended#sthash.Kruhnelw.dpuf

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[afrocarpus] Re: AU Commission chair election suspended

The political limits of Mr. Paul Kagame:

On 18 July 2016 at 13:15, Africa Great Lakes Democracy Network <agldemocracy@gmail.com> wrote:

Comments:

Candidates from countries with dictatorship regimes should be allowed to apply for the job the chairperson of the EU. As far as we know all countries from EAC are in this category.

More:

Uganda's Specioza Kazibwe was vying for the top job. The election of a new chairperson of the AU Commission was suspended Monday after none of the people contesting for the position got the majority votes in the initial voting.

After three rounds of voting, none of the three candidates vying for the top job secured the required two-thirds majority.

Each of the three candidates had hoped to replace South Africa's Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma who is stepping down after four years at the helm.

They are: Uganda's former Vice-President Specioza Wandira Kazibwe, Botswana's former Foreign Minister Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi and Equatorial Guinea's former Foreign Minister Agapito Mba Mokuy.

Rule 42 of the rules of procedure suggests that the deputy chairperson takes responsibility in case of suspension of elections.

It is understood that 23 out of 53 voted in favour of Botswana's Pelonomi Benson. Ugandan representative Kazibwe got the least number of votes.

Following Monday's unsuccessful process, the new Commission chair will be elected at the next summit in January next year in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa.

Earlier, some member states had proposed that the elections be pushed to January.

President Idris Derby of Chad, who is the chairperson of the AU, presented the matter of postponement which he said had come from some member states. But after discussion, he said rules must be followed, not bent.

Dlamini-Zuma, who is stepping down from the chair, is the ex-wife of South African president Jacob Zuma.

http://www.newvision.co.ug/new_vision/news/1430090/au-commission-chair-election-suspended#sthash.Kruhnelw.dpuf

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[afrocarpus] Re: British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

It is urgent to stop this British politicians' racist and arrogant campaign against EU migrants. This is pure racial discrimination being promoted by British media and politicians. British people have shown that they did not know what they were voting for. Now, all unpredictable consequences of leaving EU are preventing them from triggering article 50. EU Migrants should not be an easy target in the process of UK-Britain negotiations to leave EU.

On 18 July 2016 at 14:43, Migrants Network <migrantsnetwork@gmail.com> wrote:

British politicians' unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

After Brexit vote, in the UK , EU migrants continue to face threats of expulsion, lack of respect , discrimination and prejudice by British politicians. They are becoming a political tool for future Brexit negotiations and bargain tool for better deals to UK's exit. They are treated like stateless people. This British politicians' attitudes will contribute to increasing hostility and discrimination against migrants living in the UK. We call on UK and EU leaders to end this blackmail to EU and unfair and racist treatment of migrants.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Conservative Brexit Minister David Davis has warned that European Union citizens who have arrived in the UK since the 23 June Brexit referendum and when the country officially leaves the EU may have to be sent home if there is an immigration "surge". But he reassured the three million EU migrants resident in the UK before the Brexit vote that they will be able to remain in the country.

In a Mail on Sunday interview, Davis dismissed the idea that EU citizens would be forced to leave the UK during exit negotiations. He also dismissed the idea that British emigres and EU immigrants would be used as "bargaining chips" during negotiations deal, saying it was in the interest of EU members to ensure their own citizens were secure in the UK.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3693736/We-ll-send-EU-migrant-surge-Brexit-Minister-David-Davis-tells-Mail-Sunday-send-home-Europeans-try-beat-border-deadline.html#ixzz4ElcQDI00
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New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/new-eu-migrants-arriving-uk-before-brexit-may-be-sent-home-says-tory-david-davis-1571045

David Davis: New migrants from the EU could be sent back home to avoid surge in immigration to Britain

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/16/david-davis-new-migrants-from-the-eu-could-be-sent-back-home-to/

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jul/17/brexit-minister-cut-off-date-eu-migrants-david-davis

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-brexit-migration-david-davis-a7141131.html

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[afrocarpus] Re: British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

The Brexit has shown British politicians 's lack of maturity:

· They do not know where and how to start to implement the results of Brexit referendum. They still hesitating about what to do.

· Now they have turn to EU migrants as if EU migrants were to blame for the Brexit referendum results

· They wrongly think that UK is the best country in the world and that EU migrants have nowhere to live

On 18 July 2016 at 14:43, Migrants Network <migrantsnetwork@gmail.com> wrote:

British politicians' unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

After Brexit vote, in the UK , EU migrants continue to face threats of expulsion, lack of respect , discrimination and prejudice by British politicians. They are becoming a political tool for future Brexit negotiations and bargain tool for better deals to UK's exit. They are treated like stateless people. This British politicians' attitudes will contribute to increasing hostility and discrimination against migrants living in the UK. We call on UK and EU leaders to end this blackmail to EU and unfair and racist treatment of migrants.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Conservative Brexit Minister David Davis has warned that European Union citizens who have arrived in the UK since the 23 June Brexit referendum and when the country officially leaves the EU may have to be sent home if there is an immigration "surge". But he reassured the three million EU migrants resident in the UK before the Brexit vote that they will be able to remain in the country.

In a Mail on Sunday interview, Davis dismissed the idea that EU citizens would be forced to leave the UK during exit negotiations. He also dismissed the idea that British emigres and EU immigrants would be used as "bargaining chips" during negotiations deal, saying it was in the interest of EU members to ensure their own citizens were secure in the UK.

------------

We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3693736/We-ll-send-EU-migrant-surge-Brexit-Minister-David-Davis-tells-Mail-Sunday-send-home-Europeans-try-beat-border-deadline.html#ixzz4ElcQDI00
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/new-eu-migrants-arriving-uk-before-brexit-may-be-sent-home-says-tory-david-davis-1571045

David Davis: New migrants from the EU could be sent back home to avoid surge in immigration to Britain

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/16/david-davis-new-migrants-from-the-eu-could-be-sent-back-home-to/

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jul/17/brexit-minister-cut-off-date-eu-migrants-david-davis

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-brexit-migration-david-davis-a7141131.html

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[afrocarpus] British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

British politicians' unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

After Brexit vote, in the UK , EU migrants continue to face threats of expulsion, lack of respect , discrimination and prejudice by British politicians. They are becoming a political tool for future Brexit negotiations and bargain tool for better deals to UK's exit. They are treated like stateless people. This British politicians' attitudes will contribute to increasing hostility and discrimination against migrants living in the UK. We call on UK and EU leaders to end this blackmail to EU and unfair and racist treatment of migrants.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Conservative Brexit Minister David Davis has warned that European Union citizens who have arrived in the UK since the 23 June Brexit referendum and when the country officially leaves the EU may have to be sent home if there is an immigration "surge". But he reassured the three million EU migrants resident in the UK before the Brexit vote that they will be able to remain in the country.

In a Mail on Sunday interview, Davis dismissed the idea that EU citizens would be forced to leave the UK during exit negotiations. He also dismissed the idea that British emigres and EU immigrants would be used as "bargaining chips" during negotiations deal, saying it was in the interest of EU members to ensure their own citizens were secure in the UK.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/new-eu-migrants-arriving-uk-before-brexit-may-be-sent-home-says-tory-david-davis-1571045

David Davis: New migrants from the EU could be sent back home to avoid surge in immigration to Britain

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/16/david-davis-new-migrants-from-the-eu-could-be-sent-back-home-to/

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jul/17/brexit-minister-cut-off-date-eu-migrants-david-davis

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-brexit-migration-david-davis-a7141131.html

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Re: [afrocarpus] British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

Re: [afrocarpus] British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

[afrocarpus] Fwd: AU Commission chair election suspended

[afrocarpus] Re: AU Commission chair election suspended

[afrocarpus] Re: British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

[afrocarpus] Re: British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis

[afrocarpus] British politicians’ unfair hostility and discrimination against EU migrants.

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We'll send EU migrant 'surge' back: Brexit Minister David Davis says he may send home Europeans who rush to get in before we leave Brussels

New EU migrants arriving in UK before Brexit may be sent home says Tory David Davis

UK may impose cut-off date on EU migrants, says Brexit minister

New EU migrants to UK could be sent home to avoid rise in immigration ahead of Brexit, claims David Davis