Refugees
Home Office halves time for new refugees to find a home in move ‘guaranteed to increase homelessness’

Home Office halves time for new refugees to find a home in move ‘guaranteed to increase homelessness’
It was only last month that the government promised to extend a 56-day move-on period trial. The change has been met with fury
Refugees living in the UK are terrified. Please stand with us in solidarity

Refugees living in the UK are terrified. Please stand with us in solidarity
Memory, a refugee living in the UK, writes about her experiences over the last year following riots and rising right-wing rhetoric. She calls on people to speak out and stand in solidarity, to create a movement supporting refugees
When the world seems polarised, volunteering has a way of unifying people and rebuilding hope

When the world seems polarised, volunteering has a way of unifying people and rebuilding hope
Action Asylum is a national project that supports people seeking asylum to volunteer alongside local residents on environmental and community initiatives
These refugees came to Britain for safety. They found roller skates
These refugees came to Britain for safety. They found roller skates
Home Office extends 56-day refugee move-on period – but it doesn’t go far enough, campaigners say
Home Office extends 56-day refugee move-on period – but it doesn’t go far enough, campaigners say
I fled Sri Lanka after surviving torture. This is how food and family helped me rebuild my life

I fled Sri Lanka after surviving torture. This is how food and family helped me rebuild my life
Asylum seekers share their dreams for future: ‘I want my children to have a safe life’

Asylum seekers share their dreams for future: ‘I want my children to have a safe life’
These Vietnamese adoptees are searching for their birth families ‘before it’s too late’

These Vietnamese adoptees are searching for their birth families ‘before it’s too late’
Social services threatened to take refugee’s newborn baby away in row over horror hostel

Social services threatened to take refugee’s newborn baby away in row over horror hostel
Cut off and uncared for: This is what life is like for asylum seekers in the UK

Cut off and uncared for: This is what life is like for asylum seekers in the UK
Wales wants to be the world’s first ‘nation of sanctuary’ for asylum seekers. Is it possible?

Wales wants to be the world’s first ‘nation of sanctuary’ for asylum seekers. Is it possible?
Britain’s embrace of Vietnam’s ‘boat people’ is a lesson in how we welcome refugees, 50 years on

Britain’s embrace of Vietnam’s ‘boat people’ is a lesson in how we welcome refugees, 50 years on
I’m a gay asylum seeker – the UK’s immigration system is designed to dehumanise people like me

I’m a gay asylum seeker – the UK’s immigration system is designed to dehumanise people like me
Refugee children deserve our compassion – and a chance to build safe, happy lives

Refugee children deserve our compassion – and a chance to build safe, happy lives
Integration is not a buzzword. For refugees in the UK, it’s a lifeline

Integration is not a buzzword. For refugees in the UK, it’s a lifeline
This women’s library just became a ‘library of sanctuary’ for refugees and asylum seekers

This women’s library just became a ‘library of sanctuary’ for refugees and asylum seekers
No, Keir Starmer, immigration isn’t turning Britain into an ‘island of strangers’. Here’s why

No, Keir Starmer, immigration isn’t turning Britain into an ‘island of strangers’. Here’s why
Cameroon and the refugee crisis you’ve probably never heard of

Cameroon and the refugee crisis you’ve probably never heard of
Inside the Big Issue: Jeff Goldblum and his keys to life

Inside the Big Issue: Jeff Goldblum and his keys to life
How the Alsama Project grew from a small Lebanese flat to educate hundreds of teen refugees

How the Alsama Project grew from a small Lebanese flat to educate hundreds of teen refugees
Labour’s new rules on small boat crossings leave campaigners ‘appalled and disappointed’

Labour’s new rules on small boat crossings leave campaigners ‘appalled and disappointed’
‘Dictators die, the people live on’: What Syria’s revolution means for those who fled Assad’s regime

‘Dictators die, the people live on’: What Syria’s revolution means for those who fled Assad’s regime
‘We are all connected’: A day in the life of a refugee support volunteer in Calais

‘We are all connected’: A day in the life of a refugee support volunteer in Calais
The root causes of the UK’s racist riots remain. The government must be brave and destroy them

The root causes of the UK’s racist riots remain. The government must be brave and destroy them
‘There’s always room at the inn’: How a hospital in Bethlehem offers hope in the shadow of tragedy
