Apostasy & Inclusion in the UK

Teddy Prout, Director of Community Services at Humanists UK in conversation with Barry Boffy, Head of Inclusion & Diversity at the British Transport Police.
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[@yesihavereadit]

Had my bike stolen from a UK station. Took BTP 2 weeks to visit the station (large interchange used by thousands everyday). Was told by station staff to go-to BTP office on the station which had been closed for three years. Officer didn't know if CCTV covered the area where the bike was taken from . Absolutely useless. They are there in a flash if you haven't paid your fare.

[@marie-clairedelongchamp1330]

Thank you, this presentation was very interesting! I’ve benefited greatly of the communities of the former JW’s, therefore agree wholeheartedly & am so thankful of their efforts in supporting those who leave their religion, are deemed apostates & need a soft place to fall! Please continue your efforts to assist others, I’m sure they’re so appreciative ♥️

[@jessicaxentsa2249]

Very interesting interview!