John Wyndham Yoga

05/12/2023

Rich countries are spending a lot less than they claim to support those facing the worst effects of the climate crisis. Add your name to stop this injustice!

08/12/2022

22/03/2022

🔶 2 in 3 women and children that the UK accepts as refugees now would be turned away in future under the Government’s proposed New Plan for Immigration.

This contradicts the Home Secretary’s stated intention to ensure this system protects women and children.

Refugees have always been a part of the UK - it’s .

Today, with more than 200 other organisations we’re calling for a better approach to supporting refugees that is kinder, fairer and more effective.

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26/02/2022

MSF teams remain in Ukraine, seeking ways to adapt our response as the conflict situation evolves.

We are deeply worried about the consequences of the conflict for Ukrainian people and communities. We see on the roads that tens of thousands of people are frightened and on the move.

The drastic change in context means we have had to take the painful decision to halt activities, which included HIV care in Severodonetsk, TB care in Zhytomyr, and improving healthcare access in Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, where we have been providing much-needed healthcare to conflict-affected communities.

Although these programmes have now mostly stopped, we did all we could to ensure some continuity of care for our patients.

Our teams in Belarus and Russia stand ready to provide humanitarian assistance if needed and we are looking to send teams to other neighbouring countries to be ready on stand-by, either for response in Ukraine or to provide humanitarian medical assistance to refugees seeking asylum abroad.

Our supply centres are currently working on readying medical kits for rapid dispatch. We will need to see over the coming period what access will be possible in a safe and impartial manner for humanitarian assistance.

Read our full Ukraine Briefing: http://msf.me/ukrainebriefing

08/11/2021

This is what Ai Weiwei says to torture ⬆️

Artist and human rights campaigner Ai Weiwei donated this incredible piece to our charity auction, Drawing a Line Under Torture.

Ai Weiwei has been fiercely outspoken against the Chinese government’s stance on human rights and has experienced torture at the hands of the Chinese government.

Now he’s using his art to help us support others who have experienced torture. All funds raised from the auction will be used to support survivors of torture through our art therapy.

Help us draw a line under torture by bidding on this piece, or one of the other 50 amazing pieces on offer at our auction today: https://bit.ly/3kknrEl

28/10/2021

It is very hard to understand the concept of a buddha. Instead, I try to talk about the best version of a human being. For me, this is His Holiness the Dalai Lama. He is the most advanced version of a human being. Why? He has worked hard on his inner kind of development. You […]

28/10/2021

Advice and Prayers for Covid-19 from VBCM Teachers and Advisors, including:1. His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama2. His Holiness Gaden Tri Rinpoche3. His Holine...

26/10/2021

Refugees are welcome.

We stand with refugees against the cruel Borders Bill.

Show your support by sharing this post, adding an orange heart to your bio, or speaking out using

You can also find out about actions taking place this week at https://togetherwithrefugees.org.uk/local-events/

Solidarity!

03/09/2021