Parliament hears about the shocking death of Mercy Baguma in Glasgow; about the need for a new displaced talent visa and lifting restrictions on the right to work; and about the charging of fees of over £1000 to children born here - including those in care - to become British citizens – David Alton

Parliament hears about the shocking death of Mercy Baguma in Glasgow; about the need for a new displaced talent visa and lifting restrictions on the right to work; and about the charging of fees of over £1000 to children born here – including those in care – to become British citizens

Today’s Debate September 9 2020 – and the case of Ugandan mother Mercy Baguma 4.00 pm Lord Alton of Liverpool (CB) My Lords, I speak against the backdrop of a story I read over the weekend in the Universe newspaper. It concerned a Ugandan refugee, Mercy Baguma, who in August was left to die … Continue reading Parliament hears about the shocking death of Mercy Baguma in Glasgow; about the need for a new displaced talent visa and lifting restrictions on the right to work; and about the charging of fees of over £1000 to children born here – including those in care – to become British citizens