Windrush scandal anniversary marked by vigil in Brixton
Descendants and campaigners unite to remember the Windrush generation, calling for justice and a reform of the compensation scheme.
- Over 50 people, including campaigners and religious leaders, gathered in Windrush Square to honor the Windrush generation.
- The Windrush National Organisation emphasizes the importance of remembering the scandal and ensuring future generations do not suffer similarly.
- Criticism mounts over the Home Office's handling of the compensation scheme, with calls for its complete overhaul.
- A report by Age UK highlights the scheme's failures, noting that only 13% of those estimated to be eligible have been offered compensation.
- The first joint vigil by activists and church groups signifies a united front in seeking justice for the Windrush generation.