Migration and displacement

Red Cross volunteer Mohamad on the anguish of the many Syrians left looking for missing relatives.

Learn more about what gender-based violence is, and how the British Red Cross is working with survivors

Find out things you didn't know about the British Red Cross' work to support refugees and asylum seekers in the UK.

Teaching young people to empathise with refugees can build a better world. Here’s how to start.

Read the story of Karyna and her family's journey from Ukraine to the UK, with the help of their sponsor, Tony.

It's hard to picture life for an asylum seeker in the UK. The British Red Cross shares the reality of being an asylum seeker.

The Illegal Migration Bill has now passed and will become law. But what will it actually mean for people who have fled their home countries?

Hamed Amiri‘s extraordinary life traces from Wales to Afghanistan, as he recalls his family’s escape from Herat and the play it inspired.

Learn more about why people risk their lives crossing the English Channel in the hopes of finding safety in the UK.

After he left Afghanistan for the UK, Kai's search for his parents took him from childhood to adulthood, via the British Red Cross's family reunion services.

For every missing person, there's a family in pain. This video illustrates the sheer number number of people who go missing on their way to Europe each year

Busting myths about asylum seekers and refugees: six things you need to know about those who flee violence and persecution.