Tag: Refugees

The Supreme Court’s judgement that the Rwanda deportation plan is unlawful should spell the end of ...

Fauré's moving Requiem was at the heart of a vigil for peace at Hove’s All Saints ...

Assured vital health, education, support into employment and accommodation, many Afghans have been let down and ...

Even though the Illegal Migration Bill is now law, making it work will be almost impossible

As part of Refugee Week, the Depot cinema in Lewes screened two moving films about refugees. ...

Contrary to government claims, Tom Serpell argues that the treatment of Afghan refugees in Britain is ...

Alison Rees celebrates the outreach of Refugee Tales, contrasting its welcoming attitude towards refugees with the ...

The policy of moving Afghan families from London to other areas risks further disrupting lives and ...

Friends of a Brighton teenager who escaped deadly threats in Sudan are campaigning against her shocking ...

Refugee charities, many MPs of all parties and Gary Lineker are up in arms about the ...

Asylum-seeking children are disappearing from hotels and nobody seems to know where they’ve gone. Ginny Smith ...

Life is far from easy for Ukrainians in the UK. Hanna Syvokin and her Homes for ...

The Homes for Ukraine refugee hosting scheme has seen more than 180,000 Ukrainians granted visas so ...

The government’s Rwandan scheme reveals a worrying outsourcing of the delivery of our entire asylum system ...

The inspirational story of Leila Zadeh’s journey from Iran as a baby to her leading role ...

Refugees trying to reach the UK face a hostile environment that’s highly bureaucratic and which turns ...

Richard Haviland describes how his feelings of pride about being British have turned to shame about ...

Tamsin Shasha describes her experiences at the Stand With Ukraine march in London on 26 March ...

Anger about the war in Ukraine prompted new writer Claire Hill to organise a cake sale ...

Vivienne Griffiths examines the UK government’s response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis

Fear, grief and shock as young Ukrainians address a vigil in Brighton in the wake of ...

Humane treatment of fellow human beings would be the action of a proud sovereign nation, taking ...

Children in Afghanistan desperately need our help, reports Maya Evans, whose charity helps to buy necessities ...

Hastings people have donated generously to welcome refugees – who now have fewer safe passages to ...

For centuries refugees and asylum seekers have found a home in the UK and contributed beyond ...

Hastings takes to the beaches with banners to defy the 'migrant invasion' narrative embraced by its ...

Lord Dubs' enduring conviction that the great British public will ultimately wish to see right prevail ...

Home Secretary Priti Patel explored plans to set up asylum processing centres in the South Atlantic

Syrians fleeing their war-torn country have had a mixed reception here. In the villages of East ...

Cities, towns, towns and villages throughout Britain have embraced the idea of sanctuary