Guide to Privacy Settings on social media and other data protection resources
Privacy International have shared a series of useful resources aimed at migrant and refugee organisations and the people with whom…
Posts Categorized: Faiths
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Solidarity with #BlackLivesMatter
City of Sanctuary UK stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement in calling for justice and the need…
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“Beyond Belief” – Home Office Asylum Interviews Reveal a Culture Tainted by Prejudgement
Freedom from Torture today publishes a new report "Beyond Belief" on the experience of the asylum interview for torture survivors…
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Interfaith Glasgow zoom event on Sunday 19 April 2020: Faith and COVID-19 – Staying Connected at a Time of Physical Distancing
Please see message below from Interfaith Glasgow about their upcoming event:
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Sanctuary in Scotland events in Edinburgh, March 13 and 14 2020
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City of Sanctuary Update from the Chair and Chief Officer
Dear City of Sanctuary Friends,
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Home Office Welcome Guide for New Refugees
The Home Office has published a guide for adults who have been granted asylum in England to access public services…
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2019 Annual Conference and AGM Report
Report on 2019 City of Sanctuary Annual Conference and AGM
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City of Sanctuary National Conference and AGM 2018 – A Snapshot and full notes
By Tiffy Allen
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World on our doorstep – “Horsforth Refugee Camp” in Leeds
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City of Sanctuary Charter launched at AGM
On Wednesday 5th July at our AGM, City of Sanctuary proudly launched its charter which crystallizes who and what we are, our values and principles and will guide us to reach our vision.
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City of Sanctuary included in The Guardian / Observer Charity Appeal
As we near the end of a year marked by the greatest refugee crisis in living memory, we’re delighted to…
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Bishop calls Britain to hold its moral compass on refugees
One of the country’s most senior bishops, Rt Rev David Walker, the bishop of Manchester, writing in The Guardian, said Britain has a moral imperative to accept refugees from conflicts in which it has participated. Rt Rev David Walker says it is ‘unworthy’ for politicians to label displaced migrants as criminals,…