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Making our voices heard against the hostile environment

Aug 30, 2022 | Policy in practice | 0 comments

This blog post is written by a member of Refugees Call for Change. Refugees Call for Change is a group of people with experience of the asylum system advocating for change in the asylum system, supported by the Jesuit Refugee Service UK.

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Legalising Refoulement: Pushbacks and Forcible ‘Voluntary’ Returns from the Latvian-Belarus Border

Aug 22, 2022 | General content | 1 comment

Dr Aleksandra Ancite-Jepifánova (originally published under Aleksandra Jolkina), PhD in Law, Queen Mary University of London.

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Asylum Support in the UK: More Hostile Environment Messaging 

Jul 19, 2022 | Policy in practice | 0 comments

Blog post by an anonymous contributor working in a front-line organisation

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Destitution, hotels, and pandemic responses to asylum housing in Glasgow, Scotland 

Jul 11, 2022 | Policy in practice | 0 comments

Molly Gilmour (University of Glasgow), Pinar Aksu (Maryhill Integration Network), Teresa Piacentini (University of Glasgow), Annika Joy (Safe In Scotland)

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Refugee self-reliance in Ghana as a biopolitical instrument rather than a durable solution

Jul 7, 2022 | General content | 0 comments

Blog post by Gianpaolo Gullotta, a Team Leader at the Italian Aid Agency – AICS, currently based in El Salvador, and a recent graduate of the MA in Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies.

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