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Papers, Power and Control: What Is Immigration Abuse?

Consultation, gender based violence, Immigration, Policy, Research /

Papers, Power and Control: What is Immigration Abuse? Gender-based abuse is primarily understood through the lens of physical and verbal threats, violence and disruption. Increasingly, the concepts of psychological and economic abuse are being accepted into the general public’s understanding of abuse and the behaviours associated; however, widespread understanding and adoption of these terms still […]

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Protect Article 8: Our Submission to the OHCHR

Asylum, Consultation, Families, Policy, Research /

Protect Article 8 Our Submission to the United Nations’ OHCHR On the 15th of June 2026, the No Recourse North East Partnership responded to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights’ call for input regarding children’s right to family life in migration and asylum policies. We view the right to family life,

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Opposing Reforms to Asylum Support: Our Submission to the Home Office

Asylum, Consultation, Families, NRPF, Policy, Research, Westminster /

Opposing Asylum Reforms Our Submission to the Home Office On 4 June 2026, we submitted our response to the Home Office consultation on reforming asylum support and enforcing family returns. We strongly oppose all the proposals and believe that conversations had on the asylum system should focus on expanding support and increasing the dignity of

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NRNE’s Newsletter: Spring 2026

Lived Experience, Newsletters, Partnership Updates /

NRNE’s Newsletter: Spring 2026 If you’ve wondered what we’ve been doing this spring, our Spring 2026 newsletter will answer that question! This issue brings together some of our latest updates from across the partnership, highlighting our work, voice, insights, alongside the lived realities shaping it in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, and Moray. If you are interested in further

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