Britain and France The Labour Party stated that they are “participating in a blame game” rather than sitting down and trying to figure out a way to prevent more deaths.
The diplomatic dispute between countries caused France to cancel the invitation Pritty Patel From a European Union Ministerial Conference held in Calais Lisa Nandi said that on Sunday, after Boris Johnson sent a letter to Emmanuel Macron on this issue before the French president received it, it was “simply unreasonable”.
“France blames Britain, Britain blames France-the truth is that both governments are playing a game of blame and children drown on the coastline,” the shadow foreign secretary told Sky TV’s Trevor Phillips on Sunday. S.
“This is simply unreasonable. Any responsible government on both sides of the Taiwan Strait will shelve these differences and work together to resolve collective issues that can only be resolved together.”
France has invited representatives from Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and the European Commission to attend the meeting in Calais. 27 people wanted to apply for asylum in the UK last week.
Although British officials held talks in France, Home Secretary Patel was excluded from the plan after France became strongly outraged by what they believed was Britain’s provocative behavior on Twitter.
British officials said that Patel had separate conversations with Dutch Interior Minister Kajsa Ollongren on Sunday.
In an interview with Sky TV, Nandi condemned the way Patel and Johnson communicated with France and called for policies to address wider issues related to illegal strait crossings, such as the lack of safe routes to apply for asylum in the UK.
“The government is writing open letters to the French, and they are publishing these letters through social media, calling on the French to do what any responsible government would do-to establish a mechanism Europe Able to send people back to a safe third country they passed through, and negotiate a safe and legal route for people who are not obligated to come here,” she said.
“The asylum system across Europe and around the world has completely collapsed. If you look at the country where people are fleeing, it is Syria, this is Afghanistan, there is a reason for the movement of people, and the world is totally unable to unite to deal with it.
“One of the people on the ship that sank a week ago was an Afghan soldier. He said he had given up hope of reaching the UK through legal means, because even though the Secretary of the Interior announced plans to expand their refugee settlements in Afghanistan, that plan has not even been opened yet. That was three months ago.
“These routes simply do not exist. As long as the government continues to play a blame game with others and effortlessly sits at the table to agree on how we will do, these routes will not exist. Together we will solve this problem.”
