Overseas
domestic workers, contractual workers, habitual residents of the UK who head
back to their countries every end of the contract.
Each of
these individuals have stepped on UK soil. Each one of these individuals are
human beings.
While I'm
up for UK citizens first, I'm also up for giving fair legal rights to anybody
in the United Kingdom.
The Public
Law Project (PLP) also reflects my views. It would seem domestic workers, who
had reported abuse from their British employers involving hiding Visas and
being locked inside the house have increased in the number of incidences.
The
Ministry of Justice's rule that only those with an established link to the
United Kingdom should have legal aid, is illegal in itself.
The Public
Law Project will demonstrate that no minister has the power to enforce
discriminatory regulations.
Legal aid
is a budget the government sets aside from our tax money, which would help us
and non-taxpayers the opportunity to a fair trial and service of justice.
We pride
that the UK is a country of fair legal right and trial for everyone. But now,
they've cut the legal aid budgets even for the poorest UK citizen and now the
non-UK resident.
It would
seem justice now just serves money. Not that lawyers are money-grubbing
professionals; you need professional fee upkeep. However, a lack of elevating
funds to keep the quality and professional services of lawyers intact for
everyone denies justice for the lower and lowest society.
So,
nothing's really fair in the world. And this post was just your magnifying
glass.
