The Migrant Children's Project at Coram Children's Legal Centre promotes the rights of migrant and refugee children and young people in the UK.
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Join @CCLCUK in person on 18th June for an in-person event on children in the asylum system, including an interactive arts exhibition by young refugees and a panel discussion on issues for children and young people going through the asylum system. eventbrite.co.uk/e/refugee-w…
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Today we bring together over 240 organisations - together we stand in solidarity with those affected by the recent acts of violence, many of whom have already fled unimaginable horrors to try to find safety.
This must be a turning point.
#TogetherWithRefugees
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We have joined with over 240 organisations standing with all those impacted by the recent violence. Many children, young people and families we work with have fled persecution in their home countries and come to the UK as a fair and compassionate society. #togetherwithrefugees
Today we bring together over 240 organisations - together we stand in solidarity with those affected by the recent acts of violence, many of whom have already fled unimaginable horrors to try to find safety.
This must be a turning point.
#TogetherWithRefugees
What life is like for the asylum seekers in hotels being attacked by far right groups theconversation.com/what-lif… via @ConversationUK
The shocking scenes of violence in across England this weekend are a frightening reminder of the power of hate and racist rhetoric.
Many of the children, young people and families whom we work with have fled persecution in their home countries and come to the UK as a fair and compassionate society. They and all refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in the UK must not be made to feel unsafe.
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If you care about justice, you want to care about #LegalAid.
75 years ago today, the Legal Aid and Advice Act (1949) gave us a consistent system of legal assistance. (1/6) 🧵
Our friends at @After18UK are looking for a new operations manager! The deadline to apply for this role is this Friday, details here: after18.org.uk/operations-ma…
UK warned over treating child asylum seekers crossing Channel in small boats as adults
independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
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Is it important for us to be involved in the General Election? 🗳️ YES, your voice DOES matter. We must continue making space for ourselves in politics. This is "Our Democracy, Our Say." 💪
#NVRD #RegisterToVote #GiveAnX #YouthLeadership #Engagement #Politics #generalelectionuk
'My children haven't been to school since January' - the homeless refugees missing out on months of schooling bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq55…
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People power works ✊
But let's be clear: the Rwanda flights should NEVER take off, no matter who comes into government next.
Refugees fleeing war & persecution deserve safety and a place to call home, not to be used as cheap political points.
theguardian.com/politics/art…
Can you help? Once this petition reaches 100,000 signatures the government will have to hold a further debate on this policy change which stands to split so many families apart.
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
Incredible energy and standing room only in Portcullis House this evening for this @WeBelong19 Parliamentary event!
Today we have hundreds of young people from across the UK advocating for their rights in Portcullis House as part of our parliamentary event!
We look forward to seeing you all there. Don't miss your chance to be heard! 🙌
#OurDemocracyOurSay #OutOfTheLoop #OnWithOurLives
This includes the massive and escalating fees charged to young people just to stay lawfully in the country they call home. Fees have risen by 540% in just 10 years.
These fees are not a one-off charge. They are a trap for young people #StuckInTheLoop, to be paid every 2.5 years until a person can afford the huge fee for permanent status for which there is no fee waiver even if a person would be made destitute by paying.
Home Office 'ignored' warnings its eVisa rollout could lock vulnerable out of UK inews.co.uk/news/home-office…
