Asylum seekers: are they living on easy street?
With so many conflicting reports, it's hard to picture life for an asylum seeker in the UK. We shed some light on the matter.
This is not just a humanitarian challenge, but a public health one
By Naomi Phillips, Director of policy and advocacy
Isolated but not alone: how technology is helping young refugees combat loneliness
Our refugee support programmes moved online to help keep young people connected
Keeping our refugee services open through lockdown
Hard-working staff and volunteers worked their magic to keep things moving
Using her skills to keep her new community safe: Rokaya’s story
Rokaya is helping in the fight against coronavirus by using her sewing skills to keep her community healthy
“Soon, families and children will have far fewer options to join their loved ones in safety”
Why the UK Government should amend its legislation to better mirror the rights under the Dublin System
Finding hope onstage at the Globe
These young asylum seekers and refugees came to Britain alone – then performed their stories on stage
“This is a good opportunity for us to let the world know what a woman can do”
Celebrating our Sudanese Red Crescent leaders this International Women's Day
Meet the refugees who want change
They’ve seen it all. Now they’re challenging policies and stereotypes
"No mother will simply accept that she might not see her child ever again”
Volunteer Mohamad on the experience of the thousands of Syrians who have been separated from their families
“Our values of compassion, fairness, and tolerance must define us most in times of crisis”
Our CEO Mike Adamson appeals to governments worldwide to collaborate on solutions that protect people and not just borders
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