Figures out today paint a bleak picture of the UK's failing refugee protection system, and the consequences of not having working #SafeRoutes

Let’s look at the schemes for Afghans…🇦🇫👇 Despite promises this pathway would help 1,500 people reach the UK in its first year, just 41 people from Afghanistan have been brought to safety in the UK in 2023 under the latest phase of the resettlement scheme (ACRS).

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We've got a new job opening!

We're looking for a (Press) Communications Manager to join our Campaigns team.

- Closing date: Monday 3rd January 2022
- If you need more info on the role, email us via the link below before Dec 22nd
- Apply 👇👇👇 safepassage.org.uk/communications… An exciting part of the role is providing support to our Young Leaders when they speak with the press- helping give a voice to those with direct experience seeking sanctuary. Some examples of this in the last year include:
metro.co.uk/2021/03/02/i-l…

We are shocked and saddened by the tragic news unfolding in the Channel. Our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of all those who have lost their lives. theguardian.com/world/2021/nov… The tragic truth is that these deaths could, and should, have been prevented. The numbers risking their lives in the Channel have increased drastically since @BorisJohnson closed safe routes last year, including ending refugee family reunion from Europe.

#BreakingNews Children may be missing due to Home Office failures. Today we won an important ruling in the Court of Appeal: The Home Office didn't act lawfully when rejecting child refugees' family reunion cases after the Calais 'Jungle' demolition bit.ly/2LQWQyo (2/5) Following the demolition 1000 child refugees were interviewed by the Home Office who wanted to reunite with family in the UK, 530 of them were rejected. They were given little to no evidence meaning they could not challenge the desicion made.