Another reason why many of us look away is simply because the scale of what we are up against is so huge and so daunting. At the opposite end of
Who cares for whom in this world? - is the question that Zrinka asks in today's article, 'Insult and injury' - to which Jenny replies, "For the
by Stephanie
My life is a daily struggle. Since I sought asylum, I have had to learn to survive on nothing. I am not allowed to work, and have no
My name is Tabassam Yasin. I was born and raised in Sheffield, and I'm a student at Sheffield Hallam University studying business and finance. I got involved with
One of the contributors to the MigrantVoice roundtable last week asked where were the writers and commentators who could make an impact on this debate on sanctuary or refuge - "
Probably no phenomenon today is more global in reach than the mass migration of people. When I say "global", I am not measuring by simple distance. I am
Welcome to our new blog partners, Jenny Allsop of STAR, Oxford and Craig Barnett of City of Sanctuary in Sheffield, and an old friend, Zrinka Bralo of MRCF, who are
Peace, or something like it, breaks out in Iraq. US-led foreign forces declare violence has tapered off to the lowest levels in years, thanks to additional troops, security cooperation
Tom Griffin (London, The Green Ribbon):Over the past several months here at OurKingdom, myself and Fair Deal have pointed up the potentially crucial role of the DUP in the
‘Then cherish pity; lest you drive an angel from your door.’
From ‘Holy Thursday’, Songs of Innocence and Experience by William Blake
The last line of Blake’s poem, with
In the final report from the Wilton Park conference, Rosemary Bechler speaks to Liberian peace activist Leymah Roberta Gbowee, about women's empowerment and essential role in peacebuilding.
With the IAEA recently reporting that they believe is Iran is still witholding information on its nuclear program, and the Bush administration winding down, where will US-Iran relations head?
