UK: codice di comportamento per immigrati

[Laurence (POL)]

Nuova idea del governo: un codice di comportamento per immigrati, per insegnare loro che non bisogna sputare o toccare la gente senza avere il permesso... o che bisogna fare la coda nei negozi, e rispettare le leggi.


Immigrants told in new 'behaviour packs' not to spit, touch people without their permission or steal carp
Last updated at 13:27pm on 4th February 2008


Immigrants could be given welcome packs teaching them basic behaviour - like no spitting, touching people without their permission or stealing carp - the Government revealed today.

The packs will contain information on social rules - including teaching new arrivals how to queue in shops - and common values such as respect for the law.


Communities Secretary Hazel Blears also wants to make sure public money is being used for projects targeted at whole neighbourhoods not just one ethnic group.


The Government believe projects such as separate youth clubs for black or Asian children could entrench division between different communities.



The packs will contain information on social rules - including teaching new arrivals how to queue in shops (file photo)

The guidance is being issued in response to the Commission on Integration and Cohesion which conducted a wide ranging 10-month review into the major challenges caused by increasing diversity.

Councils will be urged to produce information packs for new migrants telling them their duty to integrate into British life and contribute to the economy to help avoid community tensions.



Welcome pack plan: Hazel Blears

The packs would set out social rules such as how to queue in shops, not playing music loudly, not spitting, not touching people without their permission and not littering.

In addition the leaflets will warn immigrants not to steal carp from our rivers - the fish is a delicacy in Poland.

Under the new guidance, people awarding taxpayers' money to projects will have to consider if schemes provide opportunities for people from different backgrounds to mix or whether they inadvertently create divisions.

The guidance for councils and other public bodies is being published today for consultation.

Ms Blears said: "Narrow focused single group funding risks creating communities that stand apart, not together.

"We need fresh efforts to strengthen what we have in common rather than risk using public money on projects that might create communities which may unnecessarily keep people apart.

"Diversity remains a real strength of this country enriching our national life but creating strong, united communities is something we need to keep working at.

"There maybe cases where it is legitimate and necessary to target resources at dealing with a specific issue like working with young men to tackle gun crime in the black community - but overall we need a rebalancing in how we focus resources with much greater importance placed on integrating different communities."


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[Hatukase]

Tempo perso.

[tucidide]

--questi inglesi faranno la fine dell'antica Roma e poi di Bisanzio che volevano educare il mondo e furono dapprima ridotti a rinchiudersi nelle mura della città e poi si fecero massacrare dai nuovi padroni.
La storia si ripete con altri mezzi ?

[legio_taurinensis]

Non si sono ancora indignati i buonisti political correctness che pullulano in siffatto continente?

[RUS]

si beh, funziona un po' così la storia dell'umanità.
Nuove civiltà sorgono, le vecchie cadono...

questa cade e basta.