Refugee Council says Home Office figures show safe and legal pathways are ‘disappearing when most needed’

Now that my former classmate has finally spoken about the allegations of his behaviour at school, I feel compelled to address his points directly, says Peter Ettedgui, a film director and producer

As party’s rise fuels fears over future visa rules, people share how the lives they have built are in jeopardy

Research also finds 200 of 231 people notified by MoD of breach reported threats to themselves or families

This special issue brings together the first collection of articles examining conceptual and empirical dimensions of the new Community Sponsorship and ...

Every name on a list compiled by health authorities in Gaza of the child victims of Israel’s offensive

The UK should develop a ‘global’ sponsorship programme to give all sponsored refugees the same rights and entitlements, according to new research.

Join us for the launch of our report exploring UK refugee sponsorship: community sponsorship, homes for Ukraine and communities for Afghans

Reform UK leader says he should not have claimed he was buyer of property that was really bought by his partner

Exclusive: Open letter says politicians are exploiting violence against women ‘to fuel hate and division’

Key planks of policy include Human Rights Act repeal and potential payments to countries such as Iran and Afghanistan

Tighter family reunification laws are causing long separations, traumatising children, and can push people towards traffickers, campaigners say

I’ve met wonderful people here who make me feel that I belong – but there are now many who see asylum seekers as an easy political target, says film-maker Ayman Alhussein

More than 200 refugee groups, charities and unions sign letter calling for action after weeks of protests outside asylum hotels

Spate of physical incidents includes attack on a six-year-old girl at a County Waterford housing estate

Michael Fakhri, UN special rapporteur on the right to food, who sounded the alarm in early 2024, says: ‘Israel is starving Gaza. It’s genocide’

Parents watch children waste away as deliberate aid restrictions from Israel mean hunger is becoming a killer, as experts confirm famine is currently playing out

Research documents ‘horrific and extreme’ attacks by Ethiopian and Eritrean forces and warns that impunity has meant such atrocities are expanding to new regions

Man housed at hotel targeted in protests writes letter urging people not to resort to harmful stereotypes

The Ecowas court of justice has ordered the West African country to criminalise female genital mutilation after hearing the case of a woman brutally forced to undergo the practice

For months Israel kept food shipments to Gaza far below starvation rations. Now the death toll is rising rapidly

Britain has a duty to act morally, and stop supporting this genocide, says Médecins Sans Frontières UK executive director Dr Natalie Roberts

Doctors say hundreds have been wounded by Israeli gunfire while trying to reach convoys

Military ordered to turn ruins of Rafah into ‘humanitarian city’ but experts call the plan an internment camp for all Palestinians in Gaza

Gay people who found sanctuary in neighbouring Kenya now fear a new family protection bill could once again threaten their rights

During the first week of May, PhD students from different countries and disciplines came together at the University of Gothenburg for an inspiring and intensive campus week, marking the conclusion of ...

Politicians and the rightwing press talk about integration in a selective and politically loaded way. The reality is quite different, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

This slash-and-burn approach is indefensible and would have been anathema to previous Labour governments, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

Abstract. Despite extensive criticism, integration policy has seen increasing resonance in many Western countries. Refugees are particularly susceptible to

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For the sake of Britain, Europe and humanity, it’s time for us to get back with the European team, argues Mike Galsworthy

Abstract. Despite extensive criticism, integration policy has seen increasing resonance in many Western countries. Refugees are particularly susceptible to