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FRIDAY afternoon and I am in a room full of eagles. Fierce in their protecting instincts, strong in their spirits and full of grace to soar up on…

Hope for Justice says people rescued from forced labour often live in fear they will be deported, making it harder to cooperate with police.

Other policies might have been more effective.

On World Refugee Day, we question why things are getting worse for asylum seekers – particularly for LGBTQ+ refugees.

Unions have a duty to protect their members from the fossil fuel crisis. But we must all be prepared to go further

To mark World Refugee Day, Philip Baldwin reflects on the challenges LGBTQ+ asylum seekers face in the UK.

The UK government has proposed placing electronic tags on some asylum seekers who arrive by small boat over the Channel. The pilot scheme, says the Prime Minister, will stop them from "vanishing into the rest of the country."

<strong>Letter: </strong>The government’s ‘no recourse to public funds’ policy is pushing those living legally in Britain into destitution and homelessness, writes <strong>Bethan Lant</strong>

A 12-month trial could apply to adults due to be removed from the UK after arriving via what the government calls

More than 11,000 illegal immigrants have crossed the English Channel this year from France in search of a better life