Natasha Walter

Natasha Walter is a writer, broadcaster and campaigner. She is the director of Women for Refugee Women. Her latest book is Living Dolls: the return of sexism

Unheard and unseen in Britain

Time and time again I hear from refugee women that they want to work and contribute to British society. A dignified asylum system would be a positive asset; we cannot create an inclusive and cohesive society while we create this subset of excluded, marginalised and desperate individuals, says Nata

By Natasha Walter

/ 10 Nov 2011

Telling the story of how women become asylum seekers

Let the women who come to Britain for asylum from rape and mayhem in their own countries, be heard. The theatre brings their stories to life.

By Natasha Walter

/ 26 Nov 2010