Five years on, we should still celebrate the Syrian Revolution
The Syrians who still take to the streets demanding freedom, dignity and democracy are a beacon of hope
Syria
The EU-Turkey agreement oversimplifies the refugee crisis
The plan ignores international humanitarian laws guaranteeing the right to apply for asylum
Committee report slams ‘appalling’ prejudice against asylum seekers
Questions about asylum seekers having their doors painted red remain unanswered
Ceasefire gives international sanction to Russia’s war to save Assad
The ceasefire will fail because it allows the regime to continue the war against the Syrian population, but prohibits the opposition defending itself
Migration statistics reveal failure to take in Syrians
David Cameron promised to welcome 20,000 Syrians — by the end of December 2015, just 1,085 had arrived
Yet more dehumanising language about refugees from David Cameron
The prime minister’s warning about migrant camps fuels the idea that refugees are no more than political pawns
Holocaust Memorial Day: we need to reconcile the conflicting lessons of the the last century
Heavy-handed Iraq-style occupations are out, but so are Libya-style interventions on-the-cheap
The backlash against refugees is growing
Amid the reports of violence from a minority of refugees, it is important to remember our duty to help those in need
Syrians call for RAF food drops on Madaya, where people are starving to death
Assad and Hezbollah are deliberately starving civilians. If we can drop bombs, why not food?
Saudi, Iran and ISIS are competing for global Muslim leadership. We mustn’t let any of them win
Condeming ISIS is easy. We need to tackle the ideology common to Saudi and Iran.