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Training/Workshop from Smart Revolution S.r.l. about Safety and Security held in Italy; from 22 May 2023 to 26 May 2023; registration until 12 May 2023

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BURNLEY Conservative MP Antony Higginbotham has condemned politicians who called for the return of 50 offenders to Jamaica to be blocked after one…

A WINCHESTER organisation that promotes the necessity of education for women will be welcoming a refugee and former journalist to speak for…

Sarasota Memorial Hospital in Florida is a toxic place to work, say employees speaking on the condition of anonymity. In addition to having to constantly endure threatening and abusive behavior [...]

Since 2021, the UK government has contracted hotels to house Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (UASC) in lieu of moving them into Local Authority care. A recent investigation by the Observer found that dozens of under-18s had gone missing from a Brighton hotel with reports that they were being picked up from outside the hotel by traffickers, sparking outrage and protests. Fundamentally, this child protection failure is the result of decades of dehumanising anti-migrant sentiment and policy.

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY The Senior Program Manager is a senior humanitarian professional with a demonstrable understanding of and/or track record in best practice in Communication and Engagement in a humanitarian crisis and how it contributes to improved inclusion, transparency, and accountability for communities.

It’s not enough just to be against a punitive Rwanda policy. Labour must be ready to change the script on migration, says writer Maya Goodfellow

Vernon went on to become a boxer – England’s number two, regularly competing at the Royal Albert Hall – but that counted for nothing when he travelled back to Jamaica in 2005 to visit family, only to find himself prevented from returning to England.

Authors and politicians have accused the US comedian of projecting an American cultural context on to the UK