Charities have warned staff not to wear lanyards and ID badges, and have had to provide workers with additional security
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Charities have warned staff not to wear lanyards and ID badges, and have had to provide workers with additional security
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Refugee charities are facing a disturbing increase in abuse, which has included death threats and “graphic, sexualised” comments towards female workers.
Voluntary organisations forced to introduce extensive security measures to protect staff and property
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