Faversham: A Local Reflection of the Global Migration Crisis
Last Sunday, campaigners from Faversham Against Racism gathered outside a facility housing refugee children, outnumbering anti-migrant marchers in the Kentish market town.
The scene unfolded in the deserted streets of Faversham, where the local community came together to show support for the refugee children.
The campaigners from Faversham Against Racism made their presence known, outnumbering the anti-migrant marchers.Author's summary: Faversham stands against racism.
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