Yesterday, Taunton Amnesty Group donated several children’s books about refugees to the Taunton Library (pictured). This donation accompanies a small display at the library to highlight the Families Together campaign.
More than half of the world’s refugees are children, many of them separated from their families as they flee war and persecution. But needlessly strict laws in the UK 
mean many are prevented from being joined by their parents, brothers and sisters. These restrictive rules leave people isolated, traumatised and alone in the UK, knowing that the people they love still face untold dangers in other countries.
Amnesty International and many other organisations that form the Families Together Coalition are calling on the UK Government to expand the current refugees family reunion rules.
If you get a chance, please pop by Taunton Library to see our display and learn more. The display will be at the library during normal opening hours until the end of Saturday 22nd February.
Amnesty International Taunton Local Group 
Week done, group Pat x( in Melbourne)
On Mon, 17 Feb 2020, 01:49 Amnesty International Taunton Local Group, wrote:
> Amnesty International Taunton Local Group posted: “Yesterday, Taunton > Amnesty Group donated several children’s books about refugees to the > Taunton Library (pictured). This donation accompanies a small display at > the library to highlight the Families Together campaign. More than half of > the world’s refuge” >
That should read Well done !
On Mon, 17 Feb 2020, 10:33 Patricia Jefferson, wrote:
> Week done, group > Pat x( in Melbourne) > > On Mon, 17 Feb 2020, 01:49 Amnesty International Taunton Local Group, comment-reply@wordpress.com> wrote: > >> Amnesty International Taunton Local Group posted: “Yesterday, Taunton >> Amnesty Group donated several children’s books about refugees to the >> Taunton Library (pictured). This donation accompanies a small display at >> the library to highlight the Families Together campaign. More than half of >> the world’s refuge” >>