Refugees

Thousands joined a pro-Palestine demonstration in Edinburgh on Saturday.

Thousands take part in pro-Palestine demonstration in city centre

A car burns in Middlesbrough during violence and disorder on Sunday

No return to anti-asylum agenda which panders to racism and far right Ian Swanson

New warehouse mural symbolises spirit of humanitarian aid

Secretary of State for Scotland Alister Jack visited the Ukraine Hub at the Gyle along with Council Leader Cammy Day and Chief Executive Andrew Kerr Pic: Greg Macvean

New welcome hub opens for Ukrainians arriving in city

Coronation Street could see 5 characters exit as major storylines end

The MS Victoria, at Leith Docks, is being used to house Ukrainian refugees (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Housing Ukrainian refugees on cruise ships is not good enough – Miles Briggs MSP

A fortunate few who fled Afghanistan were flown to freedom while others were forced to walk for days to escape the Taliban

Government hotel bill for Afghanistan refugees is £1 million a day

MS Victoria. Tallink Ferries

Over 700 refugees to be housed on boat which will be docked in Leith

First News: Sale-osaurus!

Fringe Society chief executive Shona McCarthy. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Refugees, asylum seekers, elderly and disabled people to get Fringe days out

Kellie Castle near Pittenweem is one of 88 NTS properties in Scotland.

National Trust for Scotland to offer free pass to refugees

The centre will help provide support and advice to Ukrainian horticultural workers in Scotland.

New service run by Scottish charity will help Ukrainian agricultural workers

Thousands of Afghans have sought refuge

Afghan refugees 'settling in well' in Edinburgh

Limbo was shot on location in the Uists for six weeks during the autumn of 2018.

Remote Hebridean islands set for world cinema spotlight for refugee drama

Syrian refugees in the Arsal camp have been ordered to tear down their building over what the Lebanese authorities have called "security risks"

Edinburgh charity in funding plea to save homes of Syrian refugees in Lebanon

Mario Di Filippo repairs a laptop for the Syrian refugee programme at Edinburgh Remakery. Picture: Jon Savage

Leith social enterprise helps Syrians to settle with 100 laptops

A Leith-based social enterprise is on track to refurbish 100 laptops this year to help Syrian refugees living in Scotland find work and stay in touch with their loved ones.

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Edinburgh Direct Aid volunteers Ann Thanisch and Ian McHaffie

Edinburgh charity aid boxes for Syria can be converted into furniture

Cycling would be a relatively cheap and easy way for refugees to get around the city

Andy Wightman: Help Bikes for Refugees get in gear here

Amer Masri. Picture: TSPL

Scottish Syrian refugees tell their tales of survival