Asylum seekers in Scotland miss months of school amid Home Office delays
ASYLUM seeking children in Scotland have spent months living in overcrowded B&B rooms with their families and struggled to access schooling, due…
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ASYLUM seeking children in Scotland have spent months living in overcrowded B&B rooms with their families and struggled to access schooling, due…
ONE year on from the Kenmure Street protest in which Glasgow stood up to a raid by immigration officials, our friends in the east who protested in…
A WEEK is a long time in politics. Last week, I was privileged to be invited to Poland to visit sites of the Holocaust including Auschwitz and…
The government has dropped plans to forcibly turn around small refugee boats in the Channel. The climbdown came days before a legal challenge by the PCS trade union and migrants’ rights organisations was due to reach court. Active involvement by PCS — the union representing many workers who would have been carrying out the policy — was very positive. Even more important was their threat to block pushbacks by industrial action. This victory is a spark of hope in an otherwise dark situation. The government’s anti-refugee Nationality and Borders Act became law on 28 April.
Boris Johnson on Wednesday defended his plan to relocate illegal immigrants to Rwanda amid legal challenges to the policy.