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Asylum criminalisation group

More details will be published about this group soon. In the meantime, please find below our asylum criminalisation information, including

This week’s reports of attacks on civilians in Idlib province in Syria remind us of the urgency and importance of

Detention of asylum-seekers One of the most common ways in which governments discourage people fleeing from wars from entering their

Important mural in Paris “Last Dance of the Dead” by street artist and activist, Murad Subau, calls attention to the

These talking points reflect the position of UAI International Executive Committee regarding the latest developments in Northern Syria, following the

At a recent workshop on starvation crimes organised by Alex de Waal from World Peace Foundation (WPF) and Global Rights Compliance

The deaths in the Mediterranean of asylum seekers who escape the brutal and inhumane treatment in Libya continue while political solutions

As United Against Inhumanity (UAI) approaches the first anniversary of its founding, we highlight in this Update some of our

In August, UAI posted “If we do not act we are all complicit”, a paper that sets out the obligation

Increasingly in Europe, the actions of NGOs and individuals who rescue, assist and advocate on behalf of survivors, have brought