Solidarité sans frontières – News Aggregator BETA

A new learning resource, [1] produced by the British Library[2], explores the contribution that South Asians have made to Britain’s cultural, social and economic life.

Remembering a unique campaigner for asylum and human rights.

As the prime minister derides the European Court of Human Rights as a ‘small claims court’, it isn’t just the anti-human rights brigade who are worried by the its recent judgment.

A meeting to audit human rights violations and victories over the last ten years.

The annual conference of NACCOM which works with destitute asylum seekers.

Reading of the allegations of racism in football, it struck me as the more sad, that, over the years, football has been for me the great leveller, the international language which speaks across countries, class and gender.

A report on the UK Border Agency’s management of foreign national offenders bears little reaction to the press’ coverage.

Bernard Hogan-Howe’s recent talk on ‘total policing’ at the LSE didn’t go down too well.

New research highlights the huge inconsistencies in assessing the age of separated young people seeking asylum and the damaging implications of getting it wrong.

For the second time in three months, a High Court judge has condemned the immigration detention of a mentally ill offender as inhuman or degrading.