David Cameron, who stepped down earlier this year when UK decided on Brexit after a referendum, voiced support for idea of referendums to decide major issues. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/MintNew Delhi: Economic inclusiveness and controlling high rates of migration are two steps that are needed to address concerns of those who feel left behind in the era of globalisation, said former prime minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron on Saturday. We need to do better for people left behind by globalisation. Another phenomenon, Cameron said, is the cultural effect due to high levels of migration and that needs to be addressed with as much as vigour as economic questions. We shouldn’t use referendums for issues discussed in Parliament,” said Cameron.

Source: Mint December 03, 2016 07:31 UTC