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History of HIAS UK refugee support marked with Jewish heritage plaque

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HIAS+JCORE joins 200+ groups to condemn anti-refugee protests

The winners of the 2025 Lord Dubs Awards stand on stage. From left to right: Lord Alf Dubs, Abdullahi Yussuf; Deborah Koder; Rabbi David Mason.

Outstanding work with displaced people celebrated at 2025 Lord Dubs Awards

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History of HIAS UK refugee support marked with Jewish heritage plaque

A view of the UK Houses of Parliament on a sunny day.

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The winners of the 2025 Lord Dubs Awards stand on stage. From left to right: Lord Alf Dubs, Abdullahi Yussuf; Deborah Koder; Rabbi David Mason.

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