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Refugees launch charity single ‘to share hope through music’

A BAND of refugees from Bradford has come together to release a song and music video to raise money for charity. The single FREE is…

Refugee ActionJune 21, 2022

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Refugee Action project to support refugees into work receives £100,000-a-year boost over three years from Alnylam Pharmaceuticals

Refugee Action has partnered with Alnylam Pharmaceuticals to expand its Pathways to Work programme after the RNAi therapeutics company made a three-year corporate donation worth…

Refugee ActionJune 20, 2022

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Refugees at serious risk of forced return, deportation to Rwanda as mapping project reveals massive shortfall in legal advice

A groundbreaking report that maps legal aid provision for people seeking asylum across the UK has found that every region except London has a huge…

Refugee ActionMay 25, 2022

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We won’t rest: more than 235 organisations pledge to carry on fight against Government’s anti-refugee laws

Some of the UK’s biggest charities have said they will ramp up their fight against the Government’s unfair refugee policies. More than 235 names from…

Refugee ActionApril 28, 2022

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Companies and trade organisations call on Home Secretary to lift the ban

Organisations representing thousands of employers and businesses are calling on the Government to give people seeking asylum the right to work. The Recruitment and Employment…

Refugee ActionMarch 22, 2022

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Refugees launch charity single ‘to share hope through music’

Refugee Action project to support refugees into work receives £100,000-a-year boost over three years from Alnylam Pharmaceuticals

Refugees at serious risk of forced return, deportation to Rwanda as mapping project reveals massive shortfall in legal advice

We won’t rest: more than 235 organisations pledge to carry on fight against Government’s anti-refugee laws

Companies and trade organisations call on Home Secretary to lift the ban

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