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A new study shines a light on the health risks, challenges, and barriers faced daily by millions of refugees and migrants who suffer from poor health because they lack access to the health care available to others in their host countries. The World Health Organization has just published its first world report on the health…

An appeal court judge has refused to stop a Home Office flight carrying asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda from leaving this evening. Yesterday, the Court of Appeal in London threw out last minut...

Returning for its first full-scale event since 2019, Cheltenham Science Festival has a packed programme of over 130 events for its 20th anniversary celebration.

Two refugees discuss their experiences of settling in the United Kingdom...

The British government has announced a new deal to export its asylum claims procedure to Rwanda, which will host the refugees indefinitely. However, offshoring responsibility towards refugees to the autocratic East African country raises a number of serious legal, economic and ethical ques...

Dr Waheed Arian fled Afghanistan at the age of 15 and now works for the NHS in Shropshire.

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Books written by refugees give a unique perspective. Gulwali Passarlay, author of The Lightless Sky, shares his top five.

Waheed Arian has lived in a refugee camp, sheltered in cellars from a civil war, and endured malaria, TB and malnutrition. Now a doctor in the UK, who supports colleagues in his Afghan homeland and other countries, he makes a passionate case for solidarity and kindness

After the bombing at the Kabul Airport in Afghanistan, Afghans across the globe are shaken by the tragedy.