“Soon, families and children will have far fewer options to join their loved ones in safety”
Why the UK Government should amend its legislation to better mirror the rights under the Dublin System
“I escaped from my house with just the clothes I was wearing”
Since flights started landing carrying families from Afghanistan this summer, Red Cross staff and volunteers have been on hand to support
Every refugee matters: how to teach young people about migration
Teaching young people to empathise with refugees can build a better world. Here’s how to start
Could you imagine not knowing what had happened to a loved one?
This video illustrates the sheer number number of people that go missing on their way to Europe each year
“This is a good opportunity for us to let the world know what a woman can do”
Celebrating our Sudanese Red Crescent leaders
"No mother will simply accept that she might not see her child ever again”
Volunteer Mohamad on the experience of the thousands of Syrians who have been separated from their families
"We’re an island, but we can afford to be more generous, and - as Global Britain - we should be"
We are capable of far, far better, says Zoe Abrams
Refugees: Forced to Flee opens at the Imperial War Museum
The exhibition highlights the stories of people forced to flee their homes
"Our work is going to have a long-lasting impact"
Celebrating the women and girls of the Red Cross's wellbeing project in Sudan
Our programme supporting refugee women and girls in East Sudan
Over the past decade, thousands of migrants and refugees have travelled through Sudan
“I hope the podcast will help dispel a lot of myths, stereotypes, and negative narratives”
One VOICES ambassador shares his experiences of working on The kind place: We are VOICES, and what the new podcast means to him
“We will never combat violence against women if do not address the root causes"
Why prevention is at the heart of our work in gender-based violence
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