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'I feel peaceful here': how a charity found a welcoming home for a homeless refugee | Immigration and asylum - Vimarsana News

'I feel peaceful here': how a charity found a welcoming home for a homeless refugee | Immigration and asylum

Sleeping rough in a London park, Robel contacted Refugees at Home and was quickly matched with a host

More than £750,000 donated to Guardian and Observer charity appeal - Vimarsana News

More than £750,000 donated to Guardian and Observer charity appeal

Nearly 6,500 generous readers have contributed to the appeal in support of refugees and asylum seekers

Guardian and Observer charity appeal passes £350,000 in donations - Vimarsana News

Guardian and Observer charity appeal passes £350,000 in donations

Donations in support of refugee and asylum seekers have got off to a strong start thanks to our readers

Huge rise in refugees sleeping rough after Home Office cuts notice period to leave accommodation - Vimarsana News

Huge rise in refugees sleeping rough after Home Office cuts notice period to leave accommodation

Sky News has seen evidence that many refugees are getting much less than their normal allocated period to leave state-provided homes once their status is accepted - sometimes as little as a week, forcing them into homelessness.

Source: sky.com
Thousands of asylum seekers face destitution due to UK's "Illegal Migration" legislation - Vimarsana News

Thousands of asylum seekers face destitution due to UK's "Illegal Migration" legislation

The impact of the passing of the Illegal Immigration Act in July will make conditions for asylum seekers unbearable. Each year, over 27,000 refugees who cross the channel will be denied status in the UK.

Source: wsws.org