Far-Right Abuse Halts UK Charity Support for Women Refugees
Leading UK refugee charities are being forced to cancel essential one-to-one support sessions for vulnerable women due to a surge in targeted abuse and demonstrations from far-right groups.
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Holocaust Survivors Condemn Israel's Gaza Offensive
In a deeply moving intervention, hundreds of Holocaust survivors and their descendants have issued a stark condemnation of Israel's military actions in Gaza, drawing direct parallels with historical atrocities.
Asylum Seeker's Terror Plea After Home Office Error
An Iranian asylum seeker faces a living nightmare after a Home Office error sent him to a city he fled in terror. Trapped and terrified, he begs for help as his mental health deteriorates.
High Court Rules Home Office Asylum Evictions Unlawful
The High Court has delivered a scathing verdict against the Home Office, ruling its policy of evicting asylum seekers from hotels without adequate notice as unlawful. The judgment, a major victory for refugee charities, exposes a 'serious failing' in the
Australia Condemns Netanyahu's 'Disgusting' Holocaust Remarks
In a major diplomatic escalation, Australia's Acting Prime Minister Tony Burke has issued a scathing condemnation of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu for invoking the Holocaust in a political speech, calling the comments 'disgusting' and a betrayal of its me
High Court Rules Asylum Hotels Unlawful
A landmark High Court ruling has declared the Home Office's use of hotels for asylum seekers unlawful, throwing Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's strategy into chaos and triggering a frantic search for alternatives.
ITV investigated over Ranvir Singh's Holocaust remarks on GMB
ITV is under scrutiny as Ofcom launches a formal investigation into Ranvir Singh's controversial remarks about the Holocaust during an episode of Good Morning Britain.
Glasgow's £110m refugee policy crisis
Glasgow City Council faces a staggering £110 million budget shortfall as its generous refugee support policy backfires, leaving taxpayers to foot the bill.
Noem defends staffer over slavery and Holocaust remarks
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has come to the defence of a staffer who posted inflammatory comments comparing conservative struggles to slavery and the Holocaust, sparking widespread backlash.
Macron condemns antisemitism after memorial tree vandalised
French President Emmanuel Macron has spoken out against rising antisemitism after a memorial tree honouring a Holocaust victim was cut down in a suspected hate crime.
Charity boss accuses Jenrick of xenophobia in BBC row
A refugee charity leader accuses Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick of stoking fear and anger over the small boats crisis in a heated BBC debate.
Bollywood's 'Christmas Carol' Sparks Refugee Row
A new Bollywood adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic 'A Christmas Carol' has ignited fury for its alleged anti-refugee narrative. Critics slam the film for its divisive portrayal of migrants, while supporters defend it as a reflection of societal concer
Imperial War Museum faces Holocaust display backlash
The Imperial War Museum has come under fire for a caption in its Holocaust exhibit, sparking debate over historical accuracy and sensitivity.
UK refugee detention risks harming torture survivors
A leading human rights organisation warns that the UK government's plans for large-scale refugee detention could severely harm survivors of torture, exacerbating their trauma and violating international protections.
UK faces dire refugee crisis as Channel crossings soar
The UK faces an escalating refugee crisis with record numbers crossing the Channel, prompting urgent calls for government action.
Teller's Auschwitz book ignites art world debate
Renowned photographer Juergen Teller's controversial new book on Auschwitz raises profound questions about the role of art in memorialising the Holocaust. Critics and supporters clash over whether his stark imagery honours victims or risks exploitation.
Kyiv family's harrowing escape from Ukraine war
A Ukrainian family recounts their perilous journey fleeing war-torn Kyiv, highlighting resilience and the human cost of conflict.
Napier Barracks continues housing asylum seekers
The UK government confirms Napier Barracks will remain operational for asylum seekers following a recent increase in small boat arrivals. Critics raise concerns over conditions.
Holocaust survivor sees granddaughter star in West End
A Jewish grandmother who escaped the Nazis as a child now watches her granddaughter perform in London's West End, completing a remarkable journey from persecution to triumph.
Refugee faces return to Iran after years in Australia
After years of uncertainty on Nauru, Lana built a new life in Australia. Now, she faces the heartbreaking prospect of returning to the Iran she escaped.
Houston helps Afghan refugees rebuild lives
A heartwarming initiative in Houston, Texas, is helping Afghan refugees rebuild their lives with housing, jobs, and community support.
WFP cuts food aid to Uganda and South Sudan
The World Food Programme has slashed rations for refugees in Uganda and South Sudan due to severe funding shortages, leaving millions at risk of hunger.
Judge orders review of Gaza family's UK resettlement bid
A UK judge has ignited a potential diplomatic row by ruling that the Foreign Office must review a Palestinian family's plea to flee Gaza using a scheme originally designed for Ukrainian refugees.
Nazi's defiant final letters revealed after 80 years
Previously unseen letters written by Nazi war criminal Franz Reichleitner in the days before his execution show chilling defiance and lack of remorse.
Thai evacuees escape Cambodian border clashes
Hundreds of Thai civilians flee violent border clashes between Cambodia and rebel forces, seeking refuge in makeshift shelters. Witnesses describe harrowing escapes as explosions echo nearby.
UK may force homeowners to house asylum seekers
Ministers are reportedly exploring controversial plans to compel British households to accommodate asylum seekers, mirroring policies in France. Critics warn of legal and logistical hurdles.
Israeli tank shelling kills 8 in Gaza refugee camp
At least eight Palestinians killed in Israeli tank attack on Gaza refugee camp, as harrowing video captures the aftermath of the assault.
Afghan refugee data breach sparks radicalisation fears
A major data breach has exposed sensitive information of Afghan refugees, raising fears of exploitation by extremist groups. Experts warn of increased radicalisation risks.
The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück: Women Who Defied Nazis
Lynne Olson's latest book, 'The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück,' uncovers the harrowing yet inspiring stories of women who defied the Nazis in one of history's darkest chapters.
King Charles visits Holocaust survivors before 100th birthdays
King Charles made a heartfelt visit to two Holocaust survivors as they prepare to celebrate their 100th birthdays, sharing poignant moments and reflections on resilience.
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