Refugee
Anti-racists gather across Britain to join protests against racism
21 March 2017Anti-racists gather across Britain to join protests against racism
The Good Postman—a Bulgarian village where solidarity shone through
14 March 2017The Good Postman documentary is the true story of a missed opportunity.
After woman is deported from Britain - resist the Tory wave of racism
28 February 2017Deportations, attacks on refugees and plans to end European Union freedom of movement rules show the Tories true face—but they can be challenged, writes Dave Sewell
Hundreds of thousands march in Barcelona to say ‘refugees welcome’
21 February 2017Up to 300,000 people marched in Barcelona last Saturday demanding the Spanish state welcome more refugees.
Locking people out to drown or starve is our rulers' rotten response to climate change
07 February 2017Campaigners were set to meet in central London on Saturday to discuss climate change and refugees.
The Asylum Market—the film G4S don’t want you to see
02 February 2017A new film, The Asylum Market, exposes the dire conditions that asylum seekers in Britain suffer in accommodation provided by security firm G4S.
Second death in weeks at immigration jail
17 January 2017Also: refugees drown trying to reach Italy
EU abandons refugees to freeze to death
10 January 2017Refugees on the Greek island of Lesvos had their thin summer tents covered in snow this week, as a deadly cold spell swept across Europe.
Fight to open the borders as refugee dies in France
03 January 2017A 17 year old Congolese refugee died at the French port of Dunkirk on Christmas Eve in the 17th known death at Britain’s border in 2016.
Yarl's Wood detainees speak out during protest in solidarity with refugees
06 December 2016A big protest in defence of refugees made links with detainees locked up at Yarl’s Wood, reports Freya Blake
Stand Up To Racism activists take action for migrants and refugees
15 November 2016Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) campaigners joined protests and rallies across Britain last week—from central London to small-town Devon.
Refugees on the streets after Calais camp demolished
01 November 2016Hundreds of people, including children, are still sleeping rough in and around the ruins of the Calais “jungle” as it is demolished.
Women refugees protest as Calais clearance puts hundreds at risk
28 October 2016Hundreds of refugees—including many children—still face uncertainty and danger in the Calais “jungle” two days after the authorities declared it gone.
The real solution to the refugee crisis in Calais—open the borders
25 October 2016Authorities in France began removing migrants and refugees from the Calais “jungle” camp on Monday. Some 8,000 refugees, including 1,500 children and young people, are being thrown to the wind.
French officials threaten Calais clear out will get harsher as Tories do nothing
25 October 2016French cops sow confusion and chaos with camp clearance—but it could have all been avoided
Protesters in London show solidarity with Calais refugees and migrants
25 October 2016Around 150 people protested outside the French embassy in London on Monday night.
Anger as the 'shambles' of Calais camp demolition puts child refugees at risk
24 October 2016Authorities in France began removing migrants and refugees from the Calais “jungle” camp today, Monday. It was home to some 8,000 refugees, including 1,500 children and young people.
The Sun wot made it up - peddling lies about migrants
21 October 2016The hyped up media war on refugees escalated this morning, Friday, in a slightly bizarre way.
Solidarity for child refugees arriving in Croydon after press goes on the attack
20 October 2016Politicians and newspapers have whipped up a vile debate about whether small numbers of refugee children arriving from Calais are adults.
Chasing Asylum film smuggles out the message from Australia's offshore camps
18 October 2016This harrowing but powerful film to be shown on BBC Four next week exposes the human impact of the Australian government’s cruelty to refugees.
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