Skip to main content
Refine results
  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 10/06/2022

    RT @UNHCRUK: UNHCR was granted permission by the UK High Court today to intervene in our capacity as the UN Refugee Agency and a friend of…

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 10/06/2022

    RT @mattuthompson: The UNHCR says it has serious concerns about the capacity of the asylum system in Rwanda as it stands. Their fear is th…

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 10/06/2022

    RT @BBCMarkEaston: Lawyers seeking an injunction stopping the deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda say @ukhomeoffice claims the policy f…

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 10/06/2022

    RT @BBCMarkEaston: A barrister for the UN refugee agency, Laura Dubinsky QC, told the court that “in light of inaccuracies” she wanted to c…

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 04/06/2022

    Afghans with western links among rising number trying to cross Channel | Refugees | The Guardian https://t.co/vJvdIpixJw

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 03/06/2022

    More than 600 Syrians have arrived by small boat since January, official statistics show, compared with 776 in 2021. The grant rate for Syria between January 2021 and March 2022 was 99%. 3/3

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 03/06/2022

    Data shows that 1,094 Afghans arrived by small boat between January and March this year, after the fall of the Taliban last August. That compares with 1,323 Afghans arriving across the Channel in the whole of 2021. The grant rate for Afghanistan...was 88%. 2/3

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 03/06/2022

    Not migrants. Analysis of the government’s latest data shows that 77% of the men, women and children who come across the Channel in small boats are likely to be refugees. 1/3 https://t.co/0PqvusV75Y

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 31/05/2022

    RT @FilippoGrandi: More than 100 million people globally have been forced to flee war, violence, persecution, discrimination. 100 million…

  • Catherine Stubberfield account thumbnail

    Catherine Stubberfield

    @CatherineUNHCR - 30/05/2022

    Based on the latest Home Office data, a clear majority of those recently arriving to the United Kingdom by boat are likely to be refugees. They are not, and should not be described as, “migrants”. https://t.co/1zn6onPQoW