Around the world, refugee health workers are stepping up to fight COVID-19 - this cannot go unnoticed.

The nature of displacement often means refugees are forced into a transitory existence. Forced to leave their homes, many embark on perilous

Work is a substantial need and indispensable at all levels. But does “everyone” really have access to such an ideal environment?

Panel Discussion Overview | February 2019 COLOURS Of Edinburgh's inaugural Panel Discussion, this year on the Representation of Refugees...

In times of the emergence of many large scale humanitarian emergencies, the situation of the Sahrawi refugees in South West Algeria has...

by Sarah McCallum English-language teaching for migrants and refugees in the UK falls within two categories: work with adults it is known...

by Noor Hewaidi The Crossing (2015) is a documentary that follows the challenges that a group of Syrian refugees face in leaving behind...

by Jenny Dunn, ed. Elana Wong Nadia, a Yazidi woman from Iraq, witnessed violent extremist behaviour in her country before fleeing Iraq,...

by Mathilde Panneau THE UNHCR In the aftermath of the Second World War, millions of Europeans lost their homes and were displaced. To...

by Elana Wong The Afghan refugee crisis is arguably one of the largest and most infamous protracted situations. Despite the recent...

By Yasmin Tuerner Our political climate in 2018 is tense, unstable, and unpredictable. On one side of the spectrum we have Europe: since...

by Noor Hewaidi Representation matters. What mainstream society knows about refugees largely comes from representations of refugees on...

by Elana Wong A protracted refugee crisis or situation (PRS) is defined as ‘one in which 25,000 or more refugees of the same nationality...

by Elana Wong Though the refugee crisis may seem a fairly recent phenomenon, Scotland has a long history of welcoming refugees and asylum...

by Mathilde Panneau ed. Elana Wong Refugees vs Migrants The 1951 UN Convention defines a refugee as: a person who is outside of his or...