As an ardent supporter and regular visitor of the V&A, I am deeply disturbed by the recent exhibit featuring Margaret Thatcher alongside figures such as Hitler and Osama bin Laden. Born in the Middle East, I moved to the UK in mid-80s, having experienced firsthand what it's like to live under genocidal dictators and Holocaust deniers. To see a democratically elected leader who governed our great nation three times consecutively placed in such company is not only offensive but also a gross distortion of history.

The V&A museum has always been a beacon of culture and education, showcasing world-class exhibits that enlighten its visitors. However, this particular exhibition does a disservice to its reputation by promoting an inaccurate representation of historical figures. It is crucial for museums to uphold their responsibility towards accurate depiction of history.

Margaret Thatcher was not just another political figure; she was Britain's first female Prime Minister who led our country through significant economic changes during her tenure from 1979-1990. Her leadership style may have been divisive, but equating her with individuals responsible for mass atrocities is unacceptable.

I urge you to reconsider this exhibit's content and remove any elements that inaccurately portray historical figures or events. This action will restore faith in your institution among many patrons like myself who value truthfulness above all else when it comes to learning about our past.

Please sign this petition if you believe in preserving accuracy within our cultural institutions.