Seventy years ago today, Britain was one of the founding drafters of the Refugee Convention.

Unfortunately, French politicians blamed the death of the teenager to the lack of humanity in the UK's patrol of the Channel.

CARAG was one of the first organisations that publically supported ReCC and their experience was really valuable in setting up our group.

There is nothing more dehumanising and ridiculous than a person reduced to being fed by others who determine the type of food to eat,...

“Freedom...must be fought for, protected, and handed on for [our children] to do the same.”

We must always remember that injustice for one; is injustice for all. #BLM #ICantBreath

On the 15th of June 2020, the UK government increased the weekly asylum support allowance to £39.60 from £37.75 a week.

Over recent weeks and months, the complexity of the Covid-19 crisis has become clearer with wide-reaching and severe societal...

Carag with other organisations sent a joint letter to PM Boris Johnson. The initiate was spearheaded by Jesuit Refugee Service.

Covid19 is causing more hardship for asylum seekers.

Women of CARAG raising awareness on International Women's Day in Coventry