We took the British government to court. Today we got the verdict. With your support: - Over 250 vulnerable children are living safely in the UK - We increased the number of places available from 350 to 480 - We’ve shown the government's treatment of child refugees broke law

Afraid of flying? Imagine if your destination was the second most dangerous country in the world.

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We are extremely concerned that French Police with batons and teargas are forcing migrants and refugees to flee Calais camp theguardian.com/world/2018/dec…

Hundreds of displaced people are living in Northern France homeless, cold and trying desperately to find a home in Europe. But where are they travelling from? Right to Remain @Refugee_RE UNHCR News SimpleSilver

Seeking asylum isn't a crime, let alone one that carries a death sentence. What an odious man.

I’m still amazed how little outrage or noise there is about the fact that the refugee kids at the border HAVE FRICKING NUMBERS ON THEIR ARMS!

All human beings are born free & equal in dignity and rights. Retweet if you agree.

Children among dozens of migrants and refugees rescued crossing Channel theguardian.com/world/2018/dec…

On an average day in the UK: 3,700 are forced to visit a food bank. 5,400 suffer domestic violence. 4,750 sleep rough on the streets. 4 migrants arrive in boats across the Channel. Guess which one the government is calling a “crisis”?

We should be ashamed of our response to this refugee ‘crisis’ theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

'I don't think we have a migrant crisis here. I think we have a moral crisis.' Bridget Chapman has slammed the 'appalling' way the government has handled the influx of migrants and refugees crossing the English channel.

Little coverage of one reason why refugees are desperate to leave Calais - the brutality of Calais police. Volunteering for Refugee Collective I've heard first hand stories of tear gas and slashed tents. More detail in this excellent report by Refugee Info Bus. refugeeinfobus.com/refugee-info-b…

This Statue appeared in Denmark. A Tribute to the #refugees and as a criticism of the silence of #Europe in the face of this human disaster

TogetherMigrantChildren @BethanAngharadL As a volunteer for Refugee Collective, I see similar attitudes from the Calais authorities towards migrants. They put as much energy into confiscating people's possessions and generally harassing them as it would take to support them.

Salvini crackdown: bulldozers demolish Italian camp housing 1,500 refugees theguardian.com/global-develop…

According to reports, 23 people from #Sudan spent several days stranded at sea before being rescued yesterday near the Bouri offshore oilfield, ~120km from #Libya. They were taken to #Tripoli, despite intl law requiring disembarkation in safe ports. xinhuanet.com/english/2019-0…

Safely home after a day volunteering in Calais with Refugee Collective . Thank you for feeding us delicious food Refugee Community Kitchen 2000 meals a day - you are such stars! 🌟🌟🌟

Calais child refugees went on hunger strike after UK transfer delays theguardian.com/world/2019/mar…

Calais child refugees waiting 10 times longer to join family in UK theguardian.com/world/2019/apr…