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Our impact in 2024

A Union Jack flag flies on a flagpole, ahead of a backdrop of the English channel.

Communal voices join HIAS+JCORE in call for refugee citizenship policy change

The Government’s new asylum bill explained

How Jewish communities can stand against the rising far-right

HIAS+JCORE in the news

We European Jews must not be duped by the anti-immigrant, racist far right
Haaretz, 20 February 2025

As Jews, it is our responsibility to welcome the stranger
The Jewish Chronicle, 20 February 2025

OPINION: How can the Jewish community help move refugees from ‘strangers’ to neighbours?
Jewish News, 19 February 2025

OPINION: Trump’s new America threatens the most vulnerable in our societies
Jewish News, 29 January 2025

Board president joins calls for community to be alive to threat posed by right-wing populism
Jewish News, 24 December 2024

‘Don’t fall into the honeytrap of right-wing populism’ community warned
The Jewish Chronicle, 24 December 2024

Winter appeal: More charities back our call to allow asylum seekers to work following ‘move-on’ win
The Evening Standard, 10 December 2024

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Statements

Feb 27, 2025

The UK's international aid budget cut: our response

Feb 14, 2025

Statement on changes preventing refugee citizenship

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HIAS+JCORE Executive Director David Mason talks at a lectern at the launch event.

Purim calls for solidarity

GB News must take action on antisemitic rhetoric

HIAS+JCORE joins call against UK international aid cut

A view of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament behind a transparent Union Jack

The Government’s refugee citizenship changes: what you should know

How Jewish communities can stand against the rising far-right

A Union Jack flag flies on a flagpole, ahead of a backdrop of the English channel.

Communal voices join HIAS+JCORE in call for refugee citizenship policy change

The Government’s new asylum bill explained

Banner has a background of terraced houses. Imposed at the top is the text: "Securing a fair start. Making the 56-day move-on period permanent." Below are photos of Lou Calvey, Director, Asylum Matters; Rabbi David Mason, Executive Director, HIAS+JCORE; Bridget Young, Director, Naccom; and Rebecca Rifkind-Brown, Advocacy Intern, HIAS+JCORE.

A permanent 56 day move-on period is critical, but wider asylum reform is required

Graphic has text on the left hand side reading: "Our 2025 policy wishlist". On the right hand side is a clipboard - imposed is the text: " - New safe routes - Lift the Ban - Scrap pseudoscientific age assessments - 56 day 'move-on' period

Five policy changes we need in 2025

From left to right stand: Rabbi Sybil Sheridan, David Mason, Phil Rosenberg, and Lord Mann.

The rising threat of right-wing populism: how should the Jewish community respond?

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