I also faced racism in the UK, claims Goldsmith

Baaghi TV: British film producer Jemima Goldsmith says that when she moved from Pakistan to the UK, she, like other Pakistanis there, faced racism.

Navies of India, Australia, Japan and US to start second phase of Malabar exercise from today

BRICS Summit: Modi, China’s Xi Jinping to share platform again today

Jemima Goldsmith, who is the former wife of serving Prime Minister Imran Khan, shared a link to a campaign by former Pakistani-born British cricketer Azeem Rafique on social networking site Twitter. In which the former cricketer said that he has launched a campaign against racism in cricket, where talented young players will be able to grow.

Austria chain store apologises for pre-lockdown sale

Activists urge ban on EY in UK public tenders

THREAD: Let’s support those who have the courage to speak out about racism, like @AzeemRafiq30. https://t.co/8BFn5nMNOn

Azeem hopes to bring about meaningful change for kids in cricket. Donate to help him here: https://t.co/RWD7OmX25Q”

— Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) November 16, 2020

Armenian leader dismisses FM amid protests over peace deal

GB people reject politics of PPP, PML- N: Qureshi

“Let’s support those who have the courage to speak out about racism,” wrote Goldsmith, sharing a link to Azeem Rafiq’s interview on Twitter.

President underlines need to emulate lessons from Holy Prophet’s (PBUH) Seerah

Pakistan’s economy emerging at a pace rivaled by none in region: PM

She wrote that Azeem Rafiq hopes that his campaign will bring significant change in cricket for the youth. Referring to racism in her next tweet, Jemima Goldsmith said that when she moved to the UK with her Muslim children after living in Pakistan for ten years, she also faced racism.

Lower zinc levels in blood may up death risk in Covid-19 patients: Study

Vaccine will not be enough to stop pandemic: WHO chief

It was only after I lived in Pakistan & came back to the UK after 10 yrs, with my half Pakistani, Brit-ish, Muslim kids, that I noticed how casually & often the P word is used ("as a joke"), even, perplexingly, by people who themselves have likely faced prejudice.

— Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) November 16, 2020

COVID-19, patients continue to rise across Pakistan

Which Muslim state did Trump plan on attacking?

Goldsmith tweeted, “It was only after I lived in Pakistan & came back to the UK after 10 yrs, with my half Pakistani, Brit-ish, Muslim kids, that I noticed how casually & often the P word is used (“as a joke”)”

Faizabad sit-in comes to an end?

Another Sharif family theft surfaces?

The film producer and former wife of PM Khan added, “even, perplexingly, by people who themselves have likely faced prejudice.”

‘Poor health system and pressure due to COVID-19, people need to be careful’: Dr. Faisal Sultan

What is the reason behind Lord Nazir Ahmed’s retirement from the House of Lords?

COVID-19 Vaccine, Pakistan to go for advance booking?

Motorway Abuse Case, Court gives important order to the police