No Human Is Illegal Button Pin Badge

No Human Is Illegal Button Pin Badge

Stand up for human rights and express your commitment to compassion with the No Human Is Illegal Button Pin Badge. This badge serves as a bold reminder that every person deserves dignity, safety, and the right to a better life, regardless of their immigration status. The badge proudly displays the phrase “No Human Is Illegal,” promoting the idea that every individual, no matter their background or circumstances, has inherent worth and should be treated with respect.

• Raise Awareness: Wearing this badge helps spark important conversations about immigration and human rights, raising awareness about the struggles faced by migrants and refugees.
• Foster Inclusion: By promoting the idea that all humans deserve respect, you contribute to a culture of acceptance and challenge xenophobia and prejudice.
• Show Your Values: This badge is a great way to showcase your commitment to social justice and human rights, aligning you with movements advocating for compassion and equality.

The No Human Is Illegal Button Pin Badge is more than just an accessory; it’s a statement of your belief in humanity and solidarity with those facing hardship. Wear it with pride to show that you stand against discrimination and in support of all individuals seeking safety and a better life.

Product Specifications

• Small Badge = 3.2cm / 32mm
• Large Badge = 5.8cm / 58mm
• Metal Pin Fastening
• White Plastic Back
• NOT waterproof

Please note
This product is NOT SUITABLE for small children due to the sharp pin and small parts. Badges have a standard button badge-style back clasp, please see the image for reference.

Our badges are NOT waterproof and will become rusty if they get wet. Remove from clothing before washing.

Screen settings vary on every device so the item colour may appear different in person.

The Protect The NHS Button Pin Badges are individually handmade, the small badges have a 32mm diameter and the Large Badges have a 58mm diameter.

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