Annual awards celebrate Scotland’s best media coverage of refugee and asylum issues
Our new strategic plan sets out the key areas our work will focus on over the next three years
You, Me and a Cup of Tea is a colourful, family-friendly ‘picnic for everyone’ being hosted by Scottish Refugee Council and Refuweegee
Annual awards celebrate Scotland’s best media coverage of refugee and asylum issues
This year our theme CONNECT celebrates our commonality and encourages people and communities to connect
Scottish Refugee Council has welcomed Holyrood’s Equality and Human Rights Committee’s report on destitution
Ask your General Election candidates to sign the Refugees Welcome Pledge
MPs find asylum system is major barrier to people’s ability to integrate successfully
Annual awards celebrate Scotland’s best media coverage of refugee and asylum issues
Report highlights the progress made by the New Scots integration strategy and lays foundation for long-term plan
Call for participants in Refugee Festival Scotland 2017 now open. Refugee Festival Scotland – a festival for everyone
Change in UK government policy is welcome news for resettled Syrians in UK
Home Office policy shift a huge step backwards for refugee rights and the integration of communities across the UK
First Minister hears directly from young people who arrived in Scotland alone and seperated from their parents
John Wilkes, our Chief Executive for almost nine years, will be leaving us in March for a new role.
Plea to the UK Government to uphold its commitment to welcoming refugees to UK in wake of President Trump’s controversial refugee ban