It works for me in the South-East of England
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Although I suspect the aim of this staged protest isn’t to try to get the USA to correct our behavior, I can’t help but think that statement isn’t really wrong. (Something about pots and kettles?)
Let’s just put it over here for those that can’t find it:
T - Terrorist threats
U - Unrest, civil, social
K - Kidnapping/Hostage
D - (wrongful) Detention
O - Other, see accompanying text
… and I am left wondering how many countries have their own version of these exact same warning for the USA?
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Oh, good grief, I’ve no idea how I managed to miss the link in that post.
Thanks @anon73430903 and @anon48584343 .
coke’s on me…
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What, they didn’t have enough officers shot in the back last year?
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Most, though generally not at the full threat status. Most countries maintain a list of travel alerts and occasionally they can be an amusing insight into global perceptions. United States of America (USA) - Department of Foreign Affairs United States of America | SafeTravel
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Here’s the Canadian advisory.
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The UK is still only advising against non-essential travel.
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I had that moment of “do you mean to Russia or the US?”
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They have a rather vague warning for LGBT people travelling to the US, without specifying anything useful.
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