The majority of Afghan refugees have spent decades in limbo in refugee camps and urban areas across the region. A smaller number of them have endured perilous journeys to seek safety and protection in ...

Many Afghan refugees have been "let down" by the UK, with some living in hotels for up to two years and now facing eviction, a think tank has said. More in Common said lessons needed to be learned ...

UK citizens can help Afghan refugees entering the country and looking to resettle in a number of ways - one of which is by donating clothes or other items. Baby equipment, food, shoes, trainers ...

Welcoming Afghan refugees has never been more urgent. As the UK government agreed to resettle 20,000 Afghans refugees over the next few years, Brits from across the country are doing what they can to ...

Documents seen by the BBC suggest he was part of a special forces unit who worked with the British in Afghanistan.

Afghan refugees living in the UK are facing homelessness after government-led evictions from hotels, according to local government officials in a statement released Friday. Refugees who are unable to ...

Amnesty International UK says asylum approvals for Afghans fell from 98% to 44%. The group warns new immigration laws are unfair, harmful, and undermine refugee protections.

Afghanistan: UK reveals refugee resettlement details as UN pledges $1bn in aid The United Nations says $1.1bn (£750m) in donations has been promised to help Afghanistan after the Taliban took ...

Only 54 of 5,000 Afghan refugees who stood by the British have been resettled, according to a major report that accuses the Government of breaking its promises to them.

JRS’s call for safe passages for Afghan refugees is made in the context of the Nationality and Borders Bill, which would make asylum seekers arriving in the UK through “unauthorized” means ...

News | Refugees UK announces plan to resettle 20,000 refugees from Afghanistan The scheme will give priority to women, girls and minorities considered ‘most at risk’ under Taliban rule.

He arrived in the UK from Afghanistan more than 20 years ago having fled the Taliban - completely on his own and not speaking a word of English. Now the 42-year-old is helping others make the same ...