UAI in the UK – February 2021 Newsletter
As we move into February, it is encouraging to have some good news to report.
Continue readingAs we move into February, it is encouraging to have some good news to report.
Continue readingSixty-one refugees in Melbourne have experienced freedom for the first time since seeking asylum from Australia more than seven years ago.
Continue readingA long history of crises and pain engendered by the country’s political dynamics are echoed in the latest outbreak of armed violence in Tigray and its ramifications for civilians and their future.
Continue readingJamie McGoldrick warns of the major humanitarian repercussions that the Trump administration’s “terrorist” designation of the Houthis could have on Yemen.
Continue readingCaroline Abu Sa’Da speaks to UAI about the Ocean Viking’s release, mobilizing against inhumanity, the European dream, and criticisms of sea rescue NGOS.
Continue readingJohn Borrie analyses the new Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) in the context of the changing Presidency of the United States.
Continue readingAs refugees sleep outside in the freezing cold on the Bosnian-Croatian border, volunteers are calling for immediate action and humanity from Europe.
Continue readingAs we prepare for 2021, we are encouraged by the prospect of vaccines, but deeply concerned by global trends that are driving polarization, populism and the easy resort to armed violence to settle disputes.
Continue readingDear Friends, We cannot begin this message without remembering our dear friend, Mona Mahmood, who co-organised our last physical meeting
Continue readingDr Melinda Rankin and Dr Jacinta O’Hagan discuss how to best ensure that voices of the victims of the alleged crimes uncovered by the Brereton report are heard.
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