In a historic electoral outcome, the Labour Party has secured a two-thirds majority in the British Parliament, a move Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights advocate, Tawakkol Karman,

has described as Britain’s return to its “natural and historical position” in leading and rationalizing Western democracies.

Karman has expressed her thoughts on the political shift via her official account on the "Ex" platform. She highlighted that the newly elected British Prime Minister’s first significant action will be to halt the controversial policy of deporting refugees to Rwanda.

She further remarked on the broader context within Europe, noting that Western democracies have recently been challenged by the rise of conservative populism and hate speech. According to Karman, the Labour Party’s victory marks a pivotal moment in countering these negative trends and restoring progressive leadership within the region.