Britain welcomes refugees

Britain welcomes refugees

Britain always welcomes refugees to their countries. It is often a kind country with these refugees. As a result, Britons friendly try to help refugees to have their rights and to be at safe places. For example, the home secretary, Amber Rudd, said that the French authorities had agreed to verify a list of 387 child refugees with a legal right to come to the UK drawn up by Citizens UK. “Once we have that official list we will move quickly within days and remove very quickly those children,” she said.


 On the other hand, there is a website that calls by the same hashtag that has around 1403691people who stand with #RefugeesWelcome. Also, there is a hashtag that was published on Twitter to welcomes refugees, which is  #refugeeswelcome. That hashtag is still active even today. The hashtag has received a lot of positive feedback and photos.  Here are some videos that some people published on Twitter by using the hashtag.  It is definitely a great ambition that Britons are helping and welcoming the refugees at their country.


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