'Charities and faith groups must retain the right to speak out publicly about their concerns without fear of repercussions from the Charity Commission for England & Wales.’

Call not to ‘politicise’ new chair of Charity Commission

'Charities and faith groups must retain the right to speak out publicly about their concerns without fear of repercussions from the Charity Commission for England & Wales.’

by Rebecca Hardy 15th October 2021

Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) has joined other civil society members in a move to ensure the appointment of a new chair of the Charity Commission is not politicised.

Call not to ‘politicise’ new chair of Charity Commission

'Charities and faith groups must retain the right to speak out publicly about their concerns without fear of repercussions from the Charity Commission for England & Wales.’

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