Communities across Brighton & Hove stand together with One Voice following Christchurch massacre. Following the incidents at the Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre in New Zealand early this morning, Brighton’s One Voice Partnership have issued a statement strongly condemning this act of violence against innocent people.
Following the incident in Westminster yesterday. March 23 , the city’s ‘One Voice’ partnership has today reaffirmed its commitment for Brighton & Hove’s ‘city values’ based on pluralism, equality, fairness and respect for all. ‘One Voice’ brings together the council and Sussex Police with the city’s communities, faiths groups and minorities tackling racism, intolerance and extremism.
The One Voice partnership, brings together communities including faiths groups and minorities to tackle racism and intolerance. They met last night (Thursday 19) following recent terrorist attacks to give members an opportunity to talk about the impact recent events have had on the city’s communities and assess how One Voice could respond.
