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By Helena Eynon, RRE volunteer researcher. “The definition of home for these young people is not where they came from but where they can find a new life in safety. But many struggle to find this in the UK.” Samer Mustafa, RRE Young refugees and asylum seekers in the UK often face unique and complex … Continue reading The end of the journey? Young asylum seekers and the struggle for stability in the UK
Within the context of continued and intensified violence, new tragedies are occurring in Calais. While authorities carry out repeated heavy-handed evictions…
As an entry point country into Europe, Italy has long been struggling with the volume of asylum applications, meaning that asylum application decisions can often take upwards of a year…
Although the number of women on the move in Europe has surpassed the number of men, young males remain a majority in most European refugee camps…
Amongst the rights violations experienced by refugees and displaced people across Europe, barriers in accessing sexual and reproductive health information and services…
As RRE’s graphic designer, I was very excited to attend an art exhibition and series of speeches hosted by PArt Of Us and featuring our latest data. On 3rd October 2016, the community-led project held an art exhibition…
Just 60 miles north of London, up to 405 women are being held in the Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre as they wait to hear whether they will be granted asylum in the UK…
On the evening of Friday 5 August 2016, the first ever Refugee Olympic Team walked out to rapturous applause during the opening ceremony underneath the Olympic Flag in the Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro…
On Wednesday 20th of July, as part of our ongoing advocacy work, RRDP presented our research findings at the French Senate, Paris, on the current humanitarian situation in the unofficial Calais camp…