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Crackdown on social media ads promoting small boat crossings to the UK

Individuals caught by the offence could receive a prison sentence of up to five years and a fine

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independent.co.ukStai leggendo11 mesi fa

Crackdown on social media ads promoting small boat crossings to the UK

Individuals caught by the offence could receive a prison sentence of up to five years and a fine

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dailymail.co.uk11 mesi fa

Gangs who advertise migrant Channel crossings online could face jail

Criminal gangs who advertise small boat crossings across the English Channel or fake passports online could spend up to five years behind bars under new legislation. 

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theguardian.com11 mesi fa

Social media ads promoting small boat crossings to UK to be banned

Change to border security bill will also make it a crime to advertise fake passports, visas and work opportunities

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arabnews.com11 mesi fa

Britain seeks a crackdown on social media ads of human traffickers

LONDON: Britain says people who advertise fake passports or people-smuggling services on social medial could face up to five years in prison, in the government’s latest effort to deter migrants from crossing the English…

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telegraph.co.uk11 mesi fa

Five years in jail for giving people smugglers social media boost

Legal change will criminalise online content which promotes or offers services that breach immigration law

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Timeline cronologica

1. venerdì 1 agosto 2025·theguardian.com
   

   Social media ads promoting small boat crossings to UK to be banned

   Change to border security bill will also make it a crime to advertise fake passports, visas and work opportunities

2. sabato 2 agosto 2025·telegraph.co.uk
   

   Five years in jail for giving people smugglers social media boost

   Legal change will criminalise online content which promotes or offers services that breach immigration law

3. sabato 2 agosto 2025·independent.co.uk
   

   Gangs promoting small boats crossings on social media face jail under new crackdown

   Individuals caught by the offence could receive a prison sentence of up to five years and a fine

4. domenica 3 agosto 2025·dailymail.co.uk
   

   Gangs who advertise migrant Channel crossings online could face jail

   Criminal gangs who advertise small boat crossings across the English Channel or fake passports online could spend up to five years behind bars under new legislation. 

5. domenica 3 agosto 2025·independent.co.uk
   

   Crackdown on social media ads promoting small boat crossings to the UK

   Individuals caught by the offence could receive a prison sentence of up to five years and a fine

6. domenica 3 agosto 2025·arabnews.com
   

   Britain seeks a crackdown on social media ads of human traffickers

   LONDON: Britain says people who advertise fake passports or people-smuggling services on social medial could face up to five years in prison, in the government’s latest effort to…