The controversial rise of biometric technology among the displaced
Keeping migrants' biometrics safe requires refugee agencies comply with strict principles around data protection. Critics fear they're not.
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One year on: Afghanistan’s refugees attempt to settle in London
Over one year on from the initial evacuation of Afghan people, is the UK’s capital providing sufficient support to allow…
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Why are so many ‘Homes for Ukraine’ refugees living in England’s small villages?
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the government’s unusual visa sponsorship scheme has seen Ukrainian refugees disproportionately moving to rural areas,…
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The UK has spent up to £1bn on drones to prevent migrant crossings
Critics say using maritime surveillance drones to spot migrants in the English Channel will not deter human trafficking.
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Will legacy planning pay off for Dubai’s District 2020?
The opportunity to develop a sustainable, human-centric city from scratch is not one that’s afforded to many parts of the…
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What Wales tells us about community resilience in the UK
HOPE not hate’s latest report, Welsh Fear and Hope, looks at views on migration, multiculturalism and race across Wales.
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How British community groups are helping refugees integrate – and the government is making it harder
The migrant crisis has been overshadowed by Covid-19, but the problems facing refugees across Europe have not gone away.
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How can cities improve air pollution after Covid-19?
Air pollution levels are emerging on migration checklists as quality of life competes with financial factors in the post-pandemic green…
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