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October 2, 2023
Almost three quarters of those crossing the Channel would be allowed to stay in the UK as refugees
Nearly three quarters (74%) of Channel crossings so far in 2023 are refugees who would…
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September 8, 2023
Refugees win right to continue studies as Government removes ELQ rule
Good news! The restrictive Equivalent or Lower Qualification (ELQ) rule that has prevented many refugees from…
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September 7, 2023
People on the Bibby Stockholm Speak Out
How did it feel to be on board the Bibby Stockholm? -
September 6, 2023
Thousands of new refugees face destitution and homelessness after being told to leave their accommodation at short notice
After being granted the right to live in the UK, refugees from countries like Afghanistan,…
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August 24, 2023
Refugee Council response to quarterly immigration statistics
The Refugee Council's key concerns are around the record-high backlog, the increase in withdrawals, and the low resettlement figures. -
August 14, 2023
Our response to the tragedy in the English Channel
At least six people died in the early hours of Saturday, August 12th when a small…
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August 8, 2023
What Happened To The Warm Welcome?
They were promised a life in the UK two years ago, but many Afghans who worked with the British are being left out in the cold. -
August 3, 2023
UK Government faces criticism for failing to deliver on promise of ‘Warm Welcome’ to Afghan refugees
A report from the Refugee Council lays bare the failures of the UK Government's implementation of 'Operation Warm Welcome' for Afghans who stood alongside British forces. -
July 27, 2023
High Court delivers landmark ruling safeguarding the rights of children seeking asylum
In a landmark judgment, the High Court found that the Home Office had acted unlawfully by accommodating separated children seeking asylum in hotels. -
July 26, 2023
Refugee Council unveils ambitious National Refugee Strategy to combat dangerous Channel crossings
The Refugee Council has unveiled a comprehensive plan for an ambitious National Refugee Strategy.
