EU-Libya collaboration in mass interceptions of migrants in the Central Mediterranean
A new report bears witness to the systematic violation of international and human rights laws in the Central Mediterranean.
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An interview with Hassan Akkad – young English language teacher and photographer, award-winning film-maker, and Syrian refugee in England
Hassan Akkad discusses asylum and migration in the UK, the COVID19 impact on humanitarian crises, and his journey to safety from Syria.
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In Yemen, a deadly concoction of arms sales, conflict and Covid-19 – The Interpreter
This short read highlights various contradictions in UN Security Council decision-making on Yemen where the spread of Covid-19 continues unimpeded.
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Covid-19 – Notes on migrants, an ICMHD health policy contribution
Like all viral infections, Covid-19 is particularly dangerous for people in vulnerable settings including uprooted people like refugees and asylum seekers.
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Ms Mona Mustapha Mahmoud It is with profound sadness that UAI in the UK announces the death, on 11 April
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Could COVID-19 Upend International Asylum Norms?
States should not be allowed to use Covid-19 emergency policies as a pretext to further weaken freedom of movement and asylum and protection systems.
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Where is humanity? The human cost of detaining asylum-seekers
An interview with Avril Loveless, Gatwick Detainees Welfare Group (GDWG) UAI: Avril, could you tell us what you do at
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First, Save Lives
In solidarity with refugees and migrants in the time of Covid 19, UAI has added its name to the Civil
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Immediate actions need to be taken to face up to the unprecedented risks posed by Coronavirus to humanity at large.
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“Coronavirus Ceasefire” needed in Yemen
A recent appeal for a “Coronavirus Ceasefire” by the International Crisis Group (ICG) to the warring parties in Yemen brings
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