How the Home Office detained thousands of potential trafficking victims
Even when people are referred to the UK’s modern slavery framework, they may still be held.
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Home Office blocks British army veteran’s appeal against deportation
Joram Nechironga served in Iraq and developed PTSD, but the government is trying to deport him.
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Which countries host the highest number of refugees?
The UK trails far behind the world’s top 20.
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The Rwanda plan has failed but it is more dangerous than ever
Once you dehumanise a group of people, it is a short step to the suggestion that they should probably not…
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Sending refugees to Rwanda doesn’t even make economic sense
Deportation costs seven times what it would to process migrants in the UK.
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Justin Welby schools the government about refugees and compassion
The Archbishop of Canterbury's comments in his Easter sermon reflect a shift in the public's attitudes to immigration.
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Why send economic migrants to Rwanda when Britain needs them?
It's not just immoral — we're paying Rwanda to take working-age people that our ageing population needs.
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How refugees strengthen democracy and solidarity
Those who have had to flee their countries can be architects of political repair, both in their host societies and…
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