“Nothing is as painful as being separated from your family”
How one father of three was reunited with his family after three long years apart
“They made us feel safe and when we were sick, they looked after us.”
The project that connects girls and older women in safe spaces in Sudan
"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
How one family was reunited in the middle of a global pandemic
Faridun's family's search for safety kept them apart for four years
“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
What is violence against women?
Learn more about what gender-based violence is, and how the British Red Cross is working with survivors
What is happening to the UK's asylum system?
The Nationality and Borders Bill has been passed into law. This is what it's likely to mean for people seeking protection in the UK
Why the UK family reunion process puts people in danger
Lydia helps reunite families torn apart by war and conflict as part of the British Red Cross' co-funded REPAIR project with the EU. She explains why the UK's complex family reunion process is keeping families apart, and in danger.
Things you didn't know
... about our work with refugees and people seeking asylum
Six myth-busting facts about refugees
How good is your knowledge of the reality for asylum seekers?
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