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Evacuees who have worked with EU institutions will arrive in Spain and then be settled in various countriesSpain has offered itself as the EU’s hub to take in Afghans who have collaborated with its institutions over the years, as Germany said there was…
Read MoreConcerns had been raised by guests about safety of Metropolitan hotel in Sheffield and its windowsSheffield’s Labour MPs have demanded an independent review looking into what the Home Office knew about the safety of the hotel where a five-year-old Afgh…
Read MoreScott Morrison says the 3,000 humanitarian intake places now allotted is ‘a floor not a ceiling’ and the overall program could expand to ‘achieve more’Australia may expand its humanitarian migration intake to accept more Afghan refugees fleeing the Tal…
Read MoreClothes, toys, toiletries and other essentials donated for those fleeing country after Taliban takeoverCommunities are coming together to provide clothes and toys for Afghans arriving in the UK.Little Cherubs, a children’s clothes bank in Chapel-en-le-…
Read More• US attempting to evacuate special immigration visa applicants• Bush and Trump call for US to helped war effortJoe Biden has authorized up to $500m from an emergency fund to meet “unexpected urgent” refugee needs stemming from the US withdrawal from A…
Read MoreIt was impossible to predict the Taliban would retake Afghanistan so swiftly after the withdrawal of international troops, Dominic Raab has said, arguing: ‘No one saw this coming.’Speaking to the media following his return from holiday, after…
Read MoreMinisters are expected to announce a ‘bespoke’ scheme similar to that put in place for Syrians in 2014Afghanistan – latest updatesMinisters are expected to announce plans for a new settlement scheme in the UK for Afghan nationals following the Taliban …
Read MoreUK foreign secretary claims swift collapse was impossible to predict, as he says evacuations have resumedAfghanistan – latest updatesIt was impossible to predict the Taliban would retake Afghanistan so swiftly after the withdrawal of international troo…
Read MoreCoalition urged to do more to give people on temporary visas pathways to remain permanentlyAfghanistan – latest updatesEnd of war takes emotional toll on Australian veteransGet our free news app; get our morning email briefingThe Australian government …
Read MoreFast-track resettlement scheme excludes many who worked for British Council or on UK government projectsDozens of Afghans who worked for the British Council or on British government projects are in hiding and fearing for their lives because they say th…
Read MoreMazar-i-Sharif was a government stronghold and its loss leaves only Kabul and another city unconqueredThe Taliban captured Mazar-i-Sharif, the country’s fourth-largest city and the government’s last major stronghold in the north on Saturday, as they ti…
Read MoreWe must not repeat the mistakes of the Windrush era, say clergyThe Church of England must not repeat its lack of welcome to the Windrush generation when thousands of Hong Kong Chinese people move to the UK in what could be the largest planned migration…
Read MoreEven before the western withdrawal and Taliban resurgence, the country was on its knees. A refugee crisis is now inevitableIn recent days, a ferocious wave of fighting has enveloped Afghanistan as the Taliban take more and more territory from the Afgha…
Read MoreAs horror stories emerge from areas that have fallen to the Islamist militants, women living alone fear they have no route of escapeThere’s an old saying in Afghanistan that encapsulates the country’s views on divorce: “A woman only leaves her father’s…
Read MoreFamilies fearful of what will happen to girls and young women as the Islamist militants gain ground are joining the tens of thousands of displaced AfghansIt was an exceptionally hot summer morning, on 13 July, when people in Malistan district, in the s…
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