Asylum Accommodation Contracts Westminster Hall Debate
A Westminster Hall Debate on the asylum accommodation contracts has been secured by Alex Cunningham MP on Wednesday 10 October.
A Westminster Hall Debate on the asylum accommodation contracts has been secured by Alex Cunningham MP on Wednesday 10 October.
GENEVA 2018 – PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS from Tiffy Allen - City of Sanctuary Ireland and Scotland Regional Coordinator
The government are weeks away from signing contracts that determine asylum accommodation and support for the next 10 years, but…
Refugee Action and Asylum Matters are leading a coalition of NGOs planning a campaign asking for the ban on work…
The City of Sanctuary Yorkshire and Humberside Regional Gathering will be held in Leeds on 8 December 2018, 10am – 4pm,…
Friday 3rd August 2018 will be a date that I will never be able to forget for all the right reasons.…
The Home Secretary commissioned a lessons learned review into the events leading up to Windrush “to make sure crucial lessons were identified and learned as quickly as possible, to prevent something like this happening again.” The review is internal, with independent oversight provided by an Independent Adviser to the review, Wendy Williams.…
Q2 2018 Asylum Stats
Could you provide insight into how the British Red Cross can better support people affected by migration and / or…
Responses to review accepted to 31st of August
We are very sad to announce the sudden passing of Sophy Bryson, one of the founder members of the Belfast…
“Far from the home I love”
City of Sanctuary encourages groups to submit nominations for the No2h8 Crime Awards, a multi-partner initiative that seeks to celebrate…
City of Sanctuary encourages groups to submit nominations for the No2h8 Crime Awards, a multi-partner initiative that seeks to celebrate…
Refugee Action have produced a new campaign briefing on the impact of cuts to legal aid on justice in the…
One year on from Refugee Action’s report ‘Slipping through the Cracks,’ which documented delays and poor decision-making in the Home Office’s asylum…