Latest news from the Refugee Rights Hub

  • Important Update on Interpreter Services

    Published On: 1 April 2025|0.5 min read|

    Due to limited resources, we regret to inform you that the Refugee Rights Hub is no longer able to routinely fund interpreter services. Clients are welcome to bring a family member, friend, or community group [...]

  • Habitual Residence Guest Blog #3

    Published On: 16 August 2024|16.2 min read|

    This is the third in a series of blogs on the issue of habitual residence written by students from Binghamton University, whom the hub hosted in Summer 2024. It was written by Jackie Schneider. Is [...]

  • Refugees and migrants walking on fields. Group of refugees from Syria and Afghanistan on their way to EU. Balkan route. Thousands of refugees on border between Croatia and Serbia in autumn 2015.

    Habitual Residence Guest Blog #2

    Published On: 9 August 2024|9 min read|

    This is the second in a series of blogs on the issue of habitual residence written by students from Binghamton University, whom the hub hosted in Summer 2024. It was written by Amelia Thorp. Is [...]

  • Refugees on a Boat

    Habitual Residence Guest Blog #1

    Published On: 2 August 2024|11 min read|

    This is our first in a series of blogs on the issue of habitual residence written by students from Binghamton University, whom the hub hosted in Summer 2024. The first is by Amaris Carrillo. Are [...]

  • Photo of Wilberforce House

    Wilberforce Museum Guest Blog

    Published On: 29 July 2024|7.6 min read|

    As part of the Applied Contemporary Refugee Studies module, MA Human Rights students took a trip to Hull's Wilberforce House Museum to view their collections and consider their learning in a historical context. The trip [...]

  • Drummers performing in front of audience

    Fashion Without Borders – Refugee Week 2024

    Published On: 8 July 2024|8.9 min read|

    On Friday 21st of June 2024, the Refugee Rights Hub hosted a fashion event to celebrate Refugee Week. The purpose was to showcase the work of displaced people and the organisations that support them in [...]