Europe’s migration deal with Turkey is unworkable and probably illegal
We can expect violent scenes as desperate people resist being returned to Turkey
Immigration
So long, IDS. And good riddance.
Despite his supposedly principled resignation, Duncan Smith’s legacy is one of deep prejudice and stigma
Comment: Stick with your values in EU vote
People are approaching the EU referendum with hard-headed rationalism but there’s more to it than that
Green Party launches ‘loud and proud’ referendum campaign
Focus issues include climate change, environmental protection, workers’ rights and freedom of movement
Top scientists defend EU freedom of movement
Science is a useful case study for the broader benefits free movement
Human rights can’t be traded away in negotiations with Turkey
EU funds provided to Turkey must be used to support those waiting for asylum, including Kurdish refugees
The EU-Turkey agreement oversimplifies the refugee crisis
The plan ignores international humanitarian laws guaranteeing the right to apply for asylum
Women of colour deserve more from the political system
British society ignores the complex realities of what it is to be a minority ethnic woman
Comment: The EU-Turkey summit exposes our inhumanity to refugees
The European Council is meeting to discuss giving billions of euro to the brutal Turkish government to keep thousands of refugees inside Turkey
Committee report slams ‘appalling’ prejudice against asylum seekers
Questions about asylum seekers having their doors painted red remain unanswered