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AISS event in University of Sussex is helping Britain to understand the needs of the people of Afghanistan and the needs of our new citizens. The diaspora will play a major role in the future of Afghanistan and Britain. Talented individuals enrich great communities. Welcome aboard

Read our new report detailing the barriers to resettlement in the UK for people from Afghanistan, their impact on what the government can do to change this buff.ly/3rAls5q

📣 Tomorrow, MPs will debate safe asylum routes for Afghan refugees. Our recent report, with Safe Passage International and our law firm partners, gives clear recommendations for the government buff.ly/3rAls5q Photo credit - Kayhan - buff.ly/46yoqqm

You can read our full report here: buff.ly/3tybqm1 9/9

Shamim Sarabi Refugee Legal Support (RLS)🧡 Thank you to both in-person & online attendees for joining the Garden Court Immigration and Garden Ct - Public Law Law teams' Afghan Litigation Conference, as well as our speaker panel! #AfghanLitigationConf

Honoured to talk in Garden Court Chambers conference and shared frustrations people of Afghanistan on access to safe routes.

Amidst the increasingly hostile environment & narrative around refugees & asylum seekers, it’s important to have conversation on how we can create a place of welcome & inclusivity. Oxford friends, hope you can join us this Friday. Register here 👉🏼 eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-4th-cele…

Today, we've published a report in partnership with ARCHIVED: Mobile Info Team on access to the asylum system in @Greece. 🧵 1/ @refugeerights @accesstoasylum

Why am I not surprised that it’s Germany that hosts the first Taliban official at a gathering in Cologne. One German speaking Afghan male pseudo journalist must be over the moon about this!

Our JCWI #TimeIsNow event, where we’ve launched our manifesto, has kicked off. Wonderful to hear our lived experience advisory board member Shamim Sarabi, deliver our keynote speech - to demand ‘people can live a free, fair + dignified life regardless of immigration status’

Our very own Shamim Sarabi gave the keynote speech at the launch of the JCWI Lived Experience Manifesto last night. Demanding that ‘people can live a free, fair + dignified life regardless of immigration status’

Honoured and delighted to be speaking on Monday, 3rd of June alongside other distinguished panelists joannalewis, Dr Neelam Raina 🧡 at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) WPS centre about the importance of Afghan Women to Economic Recovery: pushing back

RLS was in Westminster today as Shamim Sarabi and colleagues from ILPA delivered our message to the UK government - Afghans need #saferoutes to the UK

Three years have passed since the fall of Kabul, but Afghan resettlement needs remain critical. 23.7 million people in Afghanistan will need humanitarian aid in 2024. The UK government promised safe resettlement schemes but hasn’t delivered, leaving many in danger.

We held an insightful workshop today with our partners Refugee Legal Support (RLS)🧡 King's Forensics exploring barriers and potential solutions to refugee family reunion as part of our new initiative: kcl.ac.uk/research/refug…

Read the full report here: refugeelegalsupport.org/news/still-wai…

Despite promises of safe routes, the reality is a fragmented, flawed system that leaves too many in danger or forces them into life-threatening journeys to find safety and reunite with family. 👇Click here for the full report and our recommendations: safepassage.org.uk/reports/still-…

Last week, we shared our new report, “Still Waiting: The Afghans Abandoned by the UK.” We have now published five one-pager summaries of the information within this report. These are available on our website: refugeelegalsupport.org/news/still-wai…

Today, we’ve published the latest edition of our Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP) Self-Help Guide! This guide has been developed as part of the Afghan Pro Bono Initiative (APBI), which RLS delivers in partnership with Safe Passage and our law firm partners.

Last week, Baroness Goudie mentioned the Afghan Pro Bono Initiative (APBI) in the parliamentary questions. APBI is a joint project we deliver with Safe Passage and our law firm partners.