On World Day against Trafficking, Ben Lewis considers children “trapped in their exploitation”.
Trafficked children in UK “continue to be exploited”
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Shaw Review 2: “The time that many people spend in detention remains deeply troubling”
Stephen Shaw has published his long-awaited second review into UK immigration detention.
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As we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, there has never been a more important time to get involved in our work.
“They are playing with people’s lives” – treatment of Jewish refugee highlights the UK’s shameful policy of indefinite detention
“I thought that Britain was a country of human rights but this is not the case in detention”
US withdrawal from UN Human Rights Council – we need politicians to keep talking
Responding to the United States’ decision to withdraw from the UN Human Rights Council, Mia Hasenson-Gross, Director...
Its Refugee Week!
Refugees enrich our society – but many suffer unfair and disproportionate treatment
Winner announced in René Cassin ‘Human Writes’ essay competition
Joshua Rozenberg finds winning essay “… a convincing thesis and a pleasure to read”.
Over 30 Rabbis and other leaders of the Jewish community sign our letter to David Davis MP
René Cassin urges the govt to use Brexit to protect and strengthen human rights.
Modern slavery numbers are increasing – is that to be welcomed?
Aidan Shipman on the latest National Crime Agency figures
Ruling on religious burials recognises our individuality, our freedom and our humanity
High Court upholds principles laid down 70 years ago in Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Solidarity as a Jewish Value: Why René Cassin is Setting up a Jewish Visitors Group
Interested in supporting someone in immigration detention? We want to hear from you!
EU Withdrawal Bill Update
Find out the latest updates as the bill goes through the House of Lords