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Watch now: France's president visited Calais on Monday, where he laid out plans to close the camp, home to 10,000 migrants.
Authorities in Britain launched an investigation after a group of Iraqi migrants, including a twenty-day old baby, were found in the back of a lorry after arriving from Calais.
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A plan to bring 3,000 unaccompanied Syrian children to the UK from refugee camps across Europe was voted down by British MPs on Monday.
Comment: Tragically, the brutal murder of Mohammed Saleem five years ago was not an isolated incident of Islamophobic hate crime in the UK, writes Malia Bouattia.
The UK will take in an unspecified number of children who have been separated from their parents by conflicts in Syria and other countries, the government said on Thursday.
Comment: The rise of the far-right street movement in Germany has dragged its government to the right, but the UK might be a different matter, writes Hilary Aked.
In light of Human Rights Watch’s report on the killing of Ethiopian refugees by Saudi Arabian border guards, Anthony Harwood argues that Britain should reconsider its unconditional relations with Riyadh
Blog: The photo of Aylan Kurdi, the drowned Syrian toddler, made the front page of every major UK newspaper. Will the mainstream media now end its vile, xenophobic anti-immigration rhetoric?
Countries plagued by violence and conflict are also most at risk from the climate crisis. By listening to refugees displaced by the climate crisis, a UN initiative is trying to help create a bottom-up and sustainable solution to the climate crisis.
Comment: Zoe Gardner of Asylum Aid UK, says that we stand at a key moment in history. It is time to stop passing the buck and rise to the challenge.