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ALT Two paper coffee cups with the Challenge Poverty Week logos.
ALT First Minister John Swinney hosting an anti-poverty roundtable with the Poverty Alliance at Bute House.
ALT First Minister John Swinney hosting an anti-poverty roundtable with the Poverty Alliance at Bute House.
ALT First Minister John Swinney MSP with activists during Challenge Poverty Week.
ALT Taking Action on Rural Poverty povertyalliance.org/TARP Poverty Alliance logo
ALT Lydia speaking in in front of a poverty alliance logo
ALT Mairi speaking in front of slides, asking if you agree
ALT Neil speaking in front of a Amnesty Scotland slide
ALT A panel of people sitting and speaking to the audience
ALT Taking Action on Rural Poverty poverty alliance dot org slash TARP
ALT We can only end the injustice of poverty when people work together. Our thoughts are with the Muslim communities and people of colour affected by the shocking racist violence we have seen during the last week. It cannot be right that these communities are living in fear of violence and intimidation. These riots do not represent our country’s values. We are a country that believes in justice and compassion. It has been positive to see examples of communities putting those values into action in response to this violence – coming together to repair damage and support their neighbours. We strongly condemn these racist attacks. We stand against all forms of racism and injustice and offer our solidarity to those impacted.
