
The Migration Observatory report: Migrants and discrimination in the UK
‘In 2018, non-EU-born migrants were over twice as likely to describe themselves as members of a group that faces discrimination because of nationality, religion, language,
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‘In 2018, non-EU-born migrants were over twice as likely to describe themselves as members of a group that faces discrimination because of nationality, religion, language,

There is a looming care crisis due to the impacts of an ageing population, cuts to public services and social protection systems, and the effects

Welfare reforms over the recent years have made it more difficult for many disabled people to access the support they need. This is according to

‘Around half of the growth in all sexual crime reported to the police between 2013-14 and 2016-17 was due to growth in sexual crimes that

The current legislation on hate crime has a limited scope, as it is restricted to only certain types of hate crime, as well, who can

Between 6% and 18% of the population experience feeling loneliness, this is alarming as recent research has linked the feeling of loneliness to early death,

The Care Quality Commmission (CQC) have produced their ninth annual report on the use of the Mental Health Act 1983. This report sets out the

The Home Office have published their response to the consultation and impact assessment to the Windrush Compensation Scheme consultation paper. The government proposes: To accept

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) have launched a consultation on proposed three equality objectives in meeting the regulator’s general equality duty. The deadline is

As there is no immigration rule to allow for children to make refugee family reunion applications, any child who wants to try has to make