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Britain enforces behavior certificates for asylum seekers
The British Home Office has issued a guidance manual for asylum seekers that clarifies strict rules to prevent harassment and reduce violations of women's rights. It emphasizes respecting their independence and not restricting their freedoms or controlling their personal choices, including prohibitions on making sexual comments, whistling, or confronting individuals in public places. The guide also states that consent is necessary in all relationships, and exploiting a person’s drowsiness or drunkenness to force them into sexual acts is a crime. The minimum legal age for consent is set at 16 years old. These measures are part of efforts to control illegal migration flows, with warnings of severe legal consequences for violations. Meanwhile, the opposition has criticized this move and called for the deportation of illegal migrants.
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