NAT (National AIDS Trust) and Doctors of the World have produced a briefing on the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Department of Health and the Home Office on patient information-sharing. You can read the full briefing here here
JCWI (Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants) released a new report today calling on the Government to stop the Right to Rent scheme and abandon plans for its imminent roll-out to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The report, based on evidence gathered over the last year, illustrates how the…
The Refugee Rights Data Project has released statistics from their most recent field research, conducted in January 2017 on the streets…
TO WALK IN YOUR SHOES – Theatre Project
Sanctuary is for all of us. Justine Corrie with the support of Mindful Life is offering a 2-day freely-given event…
In a joint letter to the Home Secretary, the leaders of five Churches have expressed their concern at the Government’s announcement that it intends to suspend the programme for the safe re-settlement of unaccompanied minors seeking refuge in the United Kingdom.
City of Sanctuary support for Sanctuary Cities across the USA and Welcoming America
On 11 January 2017, a House of Commons debate was held on “Asylum seekers: Right to Work”, tabled by Alison…
Asylum Aid have made a short film to support their campaign to end the Protection Gap for women seeking asylum.
Tasting My Future
More than 60 local community members - from businesses, charities, schools and faith groups - joined council leaders and Elmbridge…
This newsletter highlights some of the practical activities by Wales Nation of Sanctuary supporters and its partners to make Wales a welcoming place for sanctuary seekers.
AN asylum seeker who sought sanctuary in Swansea has spoken of her sadness in fleeing her country and the warm welcome she received in her adopted home.
At Sanctuary in Parliament III, we heard from Steve Symonds from Amnesty International about the lack of family reunion rights…
Thanks to Ambrose Musiyawa, CivicLeicester and Emma Finlinson for their photographs of the event.
Amnesty International UK have partnered with Magnum, the photography collective, to stage an exhibition of photos depicting the historical perspective…