Paloma Faith has said she has to use her “voice for the voiceless” to advocate for children caught up in the Gaza conflict because influencers and famous faces have powerful platforms to advocate for change.
The singer-songwriter, 43, joined activists from the humanitarian aid organisation Choose Love to unveil a banner at Westminster Bridge, London on Monday with a message that they claim is from a Gazan child, saying “Prime Minister I don’t want to die”.
