Nabila Ahmed

@nabila4hemel

Former 2019 Labour Parliamentary Candidate for Hemel Hempstead, currently working as a Covid-19 Tech Tax Campaigner for Ethical Consumer magazine.

Watford, England
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Joined June 2015
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    24 Nov 2019

    Here's my new video explaining why I'm standing to be Hemel's next Labour MP. I will be a strong voice for Hemel and this video explains exactly how Labour will transform society for the many not the few. It's time for real change so vote for me on the 12th of December.

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  2. Retweeted
    May 9

    We're literally watching the largest labor movement in modern American history happen in the form of paper signs taped to the windows of fast-food and fast-casual restaurants!

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  3. May 7

    An utterly abysmal and humiliating result. I pray this doesn't get repeated at the next GE.

    Hartlepool: Lab – 8,589 Tory – 15,529
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  4. Retweeted
    May 6

    As part of our campaign, looks at the recent budget announcements, what an Online Sales Tax could look like, particularly for big tech tax avoiders, such as Amazon, and what you can do to support our campaign:

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  5. Retweeted
    May 4

    Amazon was in the headlines this morning after reporting record breaking profits, but paying no corporation tax in Europe. Support our windfall tax campaign to encourage big tech companies to pay their fair share!

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    May 4

    Join our campaign for today by: 💻 Visiting our campaign website 📬 Emailing your MP for 📢 Spread the word about our campaign Visit

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    May 3

    As part of our campaign, looks at the recent budget announcements, what an Online Sales Tax could look like, particularly for big tech tax avoiders, such as Amazon, and what you can do to support our campaign:

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    May 1

    As part of our campaign, looks at the recent budget announcements, what an Online Sales Tax could look like, particularly for big tech tax avoiders, such as Amazon, and what you can do to support our campaign:

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    Apr 30

    Profit-shifting to tax havens is costing the UK £7 billion per annum, the equivalent of 180,000 nurses annual pay. With lockdown easing we should have a windfall tax on Tech Giants who have done so well out of this pandemic.

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    Apr 29

    As part of our campaign, looks at the recent budget announcements, what an Online Sales Tax could look like, particularly for big tech tax avoiders, such as Amazon, and what you can do to support our campaign:

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  11. Retweeted
    Apr 25

    Tech giants have profited from the global pandemic, particularly from online shopping but many of them are still not paying a fair amount of tax. We've outlined some recent figures and what you can do to help fight back

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  12. Apr 20

    Today Derek Chauvin was found guilty for the murder of George Floyd. Whilst this was the correct decision let's not forget the many others who were killed by other cops. The system is fundamentally broken and needs serious reform

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  13. Apr 20

    Check out my latest article for on whether an Online Sales Tax can rebalance the High Street

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    Apr 18

    Profit-shifting to tax havens is costing the UK £7 billion per annum, the equivalent of 180,000 nurses annual pay. With lockdown easing we should have a windfall tax on Tech Giants who have done so well out of this pandemic.

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  15. Apr 10

    Its not called a Struggle for no reason. Dissapointed at the outcome but it was obvious Amazon were deploying huge anti union busting tactics, I hope they get taken to court and the vote is over turned. Meanwhile, the struggle continues

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    Apr 9

    Tech giants have profited from the global pandemic, particularly from online shopping but many of them are still not paying a fair amount of tax. We've outlined some recent figures and what you can do to help fight back

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  17. Apr 9

    Solidarity to the amazon workers in Alabama who are voting on whether to form a union. If they succeed this will have huge ramifications for the union movement across the globe

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  18. Retweeted
    Apr 8

    💢 HEMEL LABOUR QUIZ NIGHT 💢 📅 THIS SATURDAY, we're hosting an introduction with our candidates for the local elections, followed by a quiz! 🤓 You can help us build our campaign war chest and gun for quizzing glory all in one go. 👇 SIgn up below!

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    Apr 7

    Police have confirmed that the body found in Epping Forest on Monday has been formally identified as missing 19-year-old student Richard Okorogheye. Utterly heartbreaking news. My thoughts & prayers are with his family & everyone who knew & loved him. Rest in peace, Richard. 🤍

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    Apr 7

    Help us ask tech companies about their tax avoidance schemes in two easy ways: Either on social media or by emailing them! It's high time that we , find out more here:

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    Apr 6

    Profit-shifting to tax havens is costing the UK £7 billion per annum, the equivalent of 180,000 nurses annual pay. With lockdown easing we should have a windfall tax on Tech Giants who have done so well out of this pandemic.

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