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Change only happens when we stand together.
We’re a growing movement of tens of thousands across the UK and beyond, standing up for refugees every day and challenging harmful policies. Together, we fight for safe routes, the right to seek safety, and the chance for families to be together.
There are many ways to get involved, no matter how much or how little time or knowledge you’ve got — from signing a petition to learning more about refugee rights, or even lobbying your MP.
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URGENT: Stop the government’s crackdown on family reunion
Prime Minister: end tragedies at sea and open safe routes
Send a message of solidarity to refugee families
Our campaign wins
When people like you speak up, we can move mountains — and even governments. Here are some of the vital changes your support helped us win last year.
Asylum Ban & Rwanda plan scrapped
When the last government tried to push through its cruel Rwanda Plan, we didn’t sit quietly. Thousands of us marched, wrote to MPs, and kept the pressure on. When the new Labour government came to power, we intensified our pressure. Finally, in July 2024, we won. The 30,000 people who were stuck in limbo can finally seek safety without the looming threat of deportation.
Protection extended for Ukrainian refugees
Until recently, refugees through the Ukraine schemes couldn't sponsor family members to join them - not even their own children. We mobilised parliamentarians, spoke in the media and published research. In January 2025, the Government finally allowed Ukrainian nationals to sponsor their children under 18 to join them in the UK.
Cruel visa rules scrapped
Stringent biometric requirements made it nearly impossible for people in places like Gaza or Sudan to apply for family reunion. We launched legal action and lobbied MPs, rallying support from many in Parliament and ordinary people across the country. The new Government changed the policy, removing a key barrier keeping families apart.
Other ways to take action
Join the Together Not Torn campaign ➞
The government is cracking down on family reunion — a vital safe route for children trying to reunite with their parents in the UK, after war or persecution tore them apart. Learn how you can help us fight back >>
How to: Influence your MP ➞
Lobbying your MP on refugee rights is one of the most powerful ways to make real change happen. Not sure how? Use our step-by-step guide to get started >>
Have courageous conversations about migration ➞
Talking to friends and family about migration isn’t easy, but it can change minds. We’ve created the perfect conversation guide to help you do just that— filled with handy facts and talking points. Download your guide to speaking up for refugees >>