Jewish speaker had been due at UWC Atlantic, founded by a Jewish refugee who fled Nazi Germany
By Ellie Grant
‘The independence of the judiciary should be protected and respected,’ said Baroness Carr
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Do you know someone who arrived in the UK between 1933 and 1946 with the assistance of the Central British Fund? World Jewish Relief might have their files
By Daniel Ben-David
The Association of Jewish Refugees said they were ‘honoured to enable the next generations to continue their family legacy’
By Hannah Gillott
Rabbi David Mason tells supporters of Hias+JCore that it will campaign for fairer asylum system
By Simon Rocker
Contenders discussed how far the representative body should go in addressing issues such as asylum
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By Rabbi David Mason
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