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Open Letter To Prime Minister - Keep Dubs Open In France

France, Dubs, UK, CalaisGuest User22 May 2019France, Dubs, Dubs Children, Alf Dubs, child refugees, unaccompanied child refugees, Theresa May

Child Refugees May Be Missing Due To Home Office Failure

The Court of Appeal has today ruled that the government misled the High Court over its decision to refuse child refugees who had been in Calais the right to join their families in the UK

Legal Challenge, France, Calais, Dublin IIIGuest User31 July 2018France, Calais, Dublin III, Legal Challenge, Court

Victory For Our Two Year Campaign On Unaccompanied Child Refugees in Calais

Political Campaigns, UK, France, CalaisGuest User18 January 2018child refugees, unaccompanied child refugees, Dubs, Alf Dubs, Dubs Children, Calais, Calais Jungle

A Plea For Children Like My Brother-In-Law, Who Died On Britain’s Doorstep

I lost my brother-in-law, Masud, in Calais in December 2015. Masud was 15 years old. He had been living in the ‘Jungle’ for three months, and was hoping to join me and my wife– his older sister – in London. Instead, he died.

An Open Letter From 8 NGOs In Calais To President Macron & PM May

Dublin III, France, Political CampaignsGuest User18 January 2018France, calais, Death, Dublin III, Dubs, Police Violence

Victory For Our Two-Year Campaign On Unaccompanied Child Refugees In Calais

We welcome the UK-France agreement, announced today, to speed-up family reunion for refugees in Calais with family in Britain.

We Call On UK & French Governments To Prevent Deaths At The Calais Border

Political Campaigns, France, CalaisGuest User16 January 2018Calais, France, child refugees

Centre For Unaccompanied Minors To Open In Paris

We’re proud to announce that it is going to provide legal assistance within the centre and ensure that minors eligible for family reunification are aware of their rights to join their relatives in the UK.

France, Dublin IIIGuest User1 December 2017France, unaccompanied child refugees, Legal Assistance, Dublin III

One Year On From The Calais 'Jungle' Demolition

“riot police routinely use pepper spray on child and adult migrants while they are sleeping or in other circumstances in which they pose no threat; regularly spray or confiscate sleeping bags, blankets, and clothing; and sometimes use pepper spray on migrants’ food and water.”

Giving Daniel Hope

Children should not be required to live in these awful conditions at the hands of people smugglers; I hope for Daniel, this will soon be a distant memory.

Dublin III, France, UKGuest User23 August 2017France, unaccompanied child refugees, Dublin III, Family Reunion

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