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Government broke the law by not giving reasons for Dubs children rejections, court finds
The Court of Appeal has ruled today (3 October 2018) that the government acted unlawfully…
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A Syrian, making Italian pizza, in Greece: the refugees building lives in Europe
Rebuilding a life in a new country, with a new vocation, in a new language…
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Calais volunteer’s conviction for Tweet sets a dangerous precedent
Loan Torondel, a former volunteer with Help Refugees partner organisation L’Auberge des Migrants in Calais,…
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Mohammad: from refugee to software developer
After fleeing the conflict in Syria, Mohammad came to Athens. Here he volunteered with our…
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Evictions in Dunkirk leave hundreds without shelter
Yesterday, authorities in Grande-Synthe evicted an unofficial camp of approximately 800 people. Over 400 people,…
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Britain’s asylum dispersal system is on the verge of “catastrophic failure”
14 council leaders and politicians have written an open letter to the government warning that…
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3,000 chairs, one message: artists in support of child refugees
Author Nicola Davies was outraged at the government’s lack of compassion towards unaccompanied refugee children.…
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Meet the refugee entrepreneurs building new lives in Greece
Mohammed mixes milk to make cheese. He’ll sell the finished product in the refugee camp…
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More than 50 dead as rival militias continue to clash in Libya’s Tripoli
Clashes that erupted between rival militias on the 27th August have killed more than 50…
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Fire at Refugee Women’s Centre Warehouse in Dunkirk: donate today
The warehouse which Refugee Women’s Centre operate from in Dunkirk, France was unfortunately burnt down…
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Refugee Stories: Mohammed Nabeel
This letter was written by Mohammed Nabeel, who was captured and tortured by the Syrian…