Stop the systematic abuse of British citizens under Keir Starmer’s Labour Government – are these crimes against humanity?

Crimes against humanity, as defined in international law, refer to widespread or systematic attacks directed against civilian populations. These include acts like persecution, oppression, enforced displacement, destruction of rights, and the denial of basic human dignity and protections. These actions, while often masked in bureaucracy or policy changes, become visible when patterns of:

• Systemic neglect,

• Targeted discrimination,

• Authoritarian overreach, and

• Deliberate marginalisation of specific populations appear.

Under this lens, the Labour Government is clearly exhibiting warning signs.

We, the undersigned, believe Keir Starmer and the Labour Government are leading the UK down a dangerous path, risking authoritarianism and crimes against humanity. We demand urgent scrutiny of the following:

• Repeated failure to investigate grooming gangs

• Failure to stop illegal Channel crossings

• Continued abuse of “Prevent” to label dissenting citizens as extremists

• Political weaponisation of language to demonise the public (“right-wing thugs”)

• Attempts to remove benefits from the disabled and vulnerable

• Removal of winter fuel/energy allowance for elderly and at-risk groups

• Censorship of free speech and lawful protests

• Suppression of political opposition and whistle blowers

• Rising state surveillance of ordinary people

• Failing to protect children from ideological overreach in education

• Disregard for referenda and democratic decisions

• Weakening of national borders, identity, and public safety

• Prioritising political correctness over public interest

• Ignoring community-level crime, antisocial behaviour, and safety

• Prioritising HMOs (Homes of Multiple Occupancy) for non-British residents, with 5-year landlord incentives, while locals are priced out and left behind

• Disregard for democratic votes and public mandates

• Moves to pull the UK back into the EU with no regard for the Brexit vote

• Chagos Islands deal made without public consultation or democratic input

• Two-tier justice system: Sharia courts alongside UK law undermining equality

• Inequity in security funding and rights across all faith groups

• Failure to uphold key parts of the Equality Act; selective enforcement when politically convenient

• Failing to protect children from political indoctrination in education