Carey Mulligan

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The War Child Winter Wassail Curated By Carey Mulligan And Marcus Mumford
15 Dec 2015 - One Mayfair - London United Kingdom

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Carey Mulligan, photographed by Peter Lindbergh for W magazine, Feb 2016.



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Carey Mulligan has been keeping a relatively low profile in recent months, but the star made an exception for the Letters Live event on Sunday, where she turned heads with a sleek new hairstyle. The 30-year-old stepped out rocking a striking new full fringe as she took to the stage to read letters from suffragettes.​

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[HeatherAnne]

^ Good for her

On a more superficial note, I love how much she plays with her hair, the fringe looks great.

 

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Carey Mulligan sighting with baby daughter Evelyn on on March 16, 2016 in London, England.​

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On the set of Mudbound in New Orleons on May 30, 2016.



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[tiffany]

Her costumes for Mudbound are adorable

 

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Inside Carey Mulligan’s Crusade to Help Child Refugees

'More than anything, they all said they want to get back into school,' the actress says`

Carey Mulligan at a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan with War Child UK.

Photo: Marcus Haney
By Barbara Chai
Sep 19, 2016 1:30 pm ET

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Read interview: http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2016...ns-crusade-to-help-child-refugees/?mod=e2twsy

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[tiffany]

Carey's wonderful, how good of her to do such important work

 

[Yohji]

Carey Mulligan Advocates for Refugee Children Ahead of UN Summit

The actress and global ambassador for War Child UK, delivering a speech on Sunday night in New York, pleaded with world leaders "to start standing up for children's rights."

Ahead of the United Nations' first-ever summit on Addressing Large Movements of Refugees and Migrants, actress and War Child UK ambassador Carey Mulligan spoke passionately about the rights of refugee and displaced children. Speaking ahead of a panel in New York on Sunday night, Mulligan urged those in attendance to come together to put pressure on world leaders to do more for children forced to flee.

“Children and their families are faced with an impossible choice,” she said. “To risk their lives if they stay in countries where civilians are being routinely targeted and where schools and hospitals are attacked on a weekly basis. Or to leave and to expose their children to the threat of sexual violence. Of being recruited into armed groups.”

Mulligan, ahead of this week's event, including President Barack Obama's leaders' summit on refugees, called for a global action plan that allocated finances for education and emergencies, that assured that no protection program for children on the move fails for lack of finance, that held donor countries responsible for resettling their fair share of refugees and to establish safe and legal routes to help displaced families be reunited and that promised that no child forced to flee will ever be criminalized.

“They shouldn’t have to be brave. They shouldn’t have to have courage or show resilience,” Mulligan said of Syrian refugee children she visited in Jordan and the others who make up the 28 million pulled from their homes by conflict. “They shouldn’t have to fear for their lives or their future, and they most certainly should not have to suffer alone in a slum.”

Standing less than a mile from the United Nations, Mulligan pleaded with those in attendance to take on the problems facing children refugees as their own. “What we need is for world leaders to start standing up for children’s rights," she said. "Standing up for their right to education, to be safe and free from fear, to have a family life and to be properly listened to."

Matthew Rycroft, U.K. Ambassador and Permanent Representative for the U.K. mission to the UN, was the evening’s second keynote speaker, fielding questions afterward as to why it has taken so long to act while the refugee crisis has built over the course of several years. He responded by saying that pressures to act had reached a boiling point and that the underlying issues are complex.

A panel was then held with Anne-Marie Gray, executive director and CEO of USA for UNHCR; IKEA Foundation CEO Per Heggenes; Lilianne Ploumen, the minister for foreign trade and development cooperation for the Netherlands; Salim Salamah, director of the Palestinian League for Human Rights; and Leila Zerrougui, appointed special representative of the Secretary-General for children and armed conflict, with a brief Q&A session following.

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Carey Mulligan says more child refugees should be allowed into the UK, branding the row over their ages a “distraction”.

Young people began arriving in the UK from the Jungle migrant camp in Calais this week ahead of its demolition.

But questions have been raised over whether some of those arriving at the Croydon immigration centre are genuinely under 18, with Conservative MP David Davies calling for dental tests to verify their ages.

Suffragette star Mulligan said: “It’s just a distraction. We can’t be focusing on those comments. It’s a divisive issue but what we are talking about is children and that we should treat these children the way we would expect to treat our own.

“Any comments about age and dental checks is a distraction to the issue. There is a generation of children who are traumatised, illiterate and innumerate because they have been taken out of their schools.

"We have the facilities, we can take care of these children, and it’s legally our responsibility. That’s the key — it’s not even up for debate. We passed a law.”

She spoke out as Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker faced a backlash after tweeting about the “hideously racist” and “utterly heartless” treatment of migrants.

Mulligan, an ambassador for War Child, joined Juliet Stevenson, Joely Richardson and Samuel West on stage at the Young Vic for a politically charged reading of EU regulations on the treatment of refugees last night.

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Carey Mulligan joins Syrian refugees as they rally for Aleppo outside Downing Street in London, England on October 22, 2016.


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[tiffany]

Bravo Carey - she looks impeccable and appropriate for such an important cause

 

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Kudos to her for using her position in society for such a good cause. My heart goes to the refugees

 

[Yohji]

Wish I could find more pictures of her in this dress. She looks amazing.

Thank you Marcus & Carey for asking me to be involved in such a special night. Incredible to perform with such great artists for an important cause

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Carey Mulligan and Dianna Agron head out of a movie theater after catching a screening of La La Land on Thursday night (January 12) at Picturehouse Soho in London, England.

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Actress Carey Mulligan attends the "Mudbound" Premiere on day 3 of the 2017 Sundance Film Festival at Eccles Center Theatre on January 21, 2017 in Park City, Utah.

Carey Mulligan is seen at Salt Lake International Airport on January 20, 2017 in Park City, Utah.

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JAN 21: Variety Studio at Sundance Presented by Orville Redenbacher's, Day 2



Portraits.


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