Human rights lawyer speaks out against offshore asylum centres over ‘human toll’
The new borders bill contains powers allowing asylum claims to be processed outside the UK and could pave the way for offshore processing centres.
Social Justice
Christian Aid ends peacebuilding work in South Sudan as a result of ‘lethal’ aid cuts
“These cuts risk having a lethal effect on the chances of a lasting peace here,” says Christian Aid’s James Wani.
The Home Office is making conditions for victims of modern slavery and human trafficking harsher
‘The Home Office’s new plan for immigration, threatens a more hostile environment for asylum seekers.’
‘Concerning’ proportion of Labour MPs failing to back refugee rights – report
Labour For Refugees is calling on the Labour Party to improve turnout on votes impacting migrants fleeing their home countries.
How racism in the criminal justice system harms women’s chances of finding work
Black women with criminal records face harsher barriers to employment, a new report has found.
EXCLUSIVE: Brits say Royals should apologise for not hiring ‘coloured immigrants’
Our poll reveals 48% of people thought the Royal Fousehold should apologise for the practice.
Kim Johnson MP: I sit on the committee behind the ‘white working class’ education report. It’s a disgrace
The Education Select Committee’s report shows the Tories couldn’t care less about the white working class.
Wendy Chamberlain MP: We need to expose the Tories’ Young Parent Penalty
Universal Credit is unfairly hitting young parents in the pocket.
Universal Credit: Ministers slammed by MPs after rejecting ALL recommendations for change
“There is now nearly two years’ extra weight of evidence that the delay in providing a first payment is causing real hardship.”
Is Northern Ireland’s Assembly failing the LGBT+ community?
The DUP must confront its dire legacy on LGBT+ rights.