“Europe has sought for decades to avoid the responsibility of receiving refugees and hosting them in dignified conditions by paying to seal off borders in countries along their route to s...
Plans to replace free movement with an Australian-style points-based immigration system have been unveiled today (19 February), closing the door on lower-skilled workers and non-English s...
“Some form of objective category must be implemented into global law and practice, to ensure the protection of individuals and communities who are most vulnerable to the impacts of climat...
After 20 years as London’s Green MEP, Jean Lambert has stepped down. Green World caught up with Jean to discuss her long career in the European Parliament, her hopes and plans for the fut...
Many of us can count on the strength and support we draw from our families and support networks, but for refugees and asylum seekers, this is not always the case. Refugee Campaigner Azade...
Asylum seekers are currently banned from working until their application has been processed, often leaving them isolated and running the risk of developing serious mental health issues. R...
Members of the United Voices of the World trade union working on government premises are walking out over demands for occupational sick pay and the London Living Wage.
Green Party co-leader Caroline Lucas has said responsibility for the Windrush scandal falls “squarely on the shoulders of our Prime Minister,” as it is revealed that a number of preventiv...
The recent pronouncements from the European Council summit in June serve to confirm the analysis drawn by Ivan Krastev in his latest book After Europe – the next stage in European integra...
