Asylum seekers in Glasgow ‘malnourished with food not fit for human consumption’

Dozens of asylum seekers in Glasgow are being left “malnourished with food not fit for human consumption”, according to a charity supporting them.
Robina Qureshi, PAIH director, said 30 people kept in a separate location in Mears’ care are “being malnourished”.
Robina Qureshi, PAIH director, said 30 people kept in a separate location in Mears’ care are “being malnourished”.

Dozens of asylum seekers in Glasgow are being left “malnourished with food not fit for human consumption”, according to a charity supporting them.

Positive Action In Housing (PAIH) has rallied around refugees in the city after Badreddin Abadlla Adam’s attack at the Park Inn Hotel on West George Street.

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