Parliamentary Debate and policy update on permission to work
On 11 January 2017, a House of Commons debate was held on “Asylum seekers: Right to Work”, tabled by Alison…
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New short film to support women asylum seekers
Asylum Aid have made a short film to support their campaign to end the Protection Gap for women seeking asylum.
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Tasting My Future
Tasting My Future
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Elmbridge CAN brings community together to discuss how we can help refugees
More than 60 local community members - from businesses, charities, schools and faith groups - joined council leaders and Elmbridge…
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Wales Nation of Sanctuary Newsletter
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.
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Swansea asylum seeker pays tribute to people of her new home, saying she was treated ‘very kindly’
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.
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Follow up on Sanctuary in Parliament III – Family Reunion
At Sanctuary in Parliament III, we heard from Steve Symonds from Amnesty International about the lack of family reunion rights…
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Sanctuary in Parliament III – In Pictures
Thanks to Ambrose Musiyawa, CivicLeicester and Emma Finlinson for their photographs of the event.
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“I Welcome” Photography Exhibition
Amnesty International UK have partnered with Magnum, the photography collective, to stage an exhibition of photos depicting the historical perspective…
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Sanctuary in Parliament III – Report
This report has been written by our trustee, Joseph Chivayo, British Red Cross Voices Ambassador and member of Derby City of Sanctuary.…
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Hackney launches first Borough of Sanctuary group
Hackney’s own Arcola Theatre will be playing host to the launch of the campaign to have the Borough accredited as…
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Oxford City Council Supports City of Sanctuary
On 6th October Oxford City Council passed a motion to support Oxford in its bid to become a ‘City of Sanctuary.'