We’re deeply grateful to our supporters, funders, and partners who make it possible and who continue to stand with us as we push forward.

We hope you’ll take the time to read the report and see the impact our work has had on the people we support.

Thank you for your kind words. We're always grateful for your support and partnership😊

4/ Their latest statement shares feelings of being unsafe, isolated, and unwelcome, and of being held back from building stable lives in the UK.

📣 Please share to help amplify their voices and follow GMIAU for updates and ways to take action.

Full statement: gmiau.org/gm-asylum-ho...

3/ In October 2025, the group released a public statement in response to protests and misunderstanding around asylum accommodation. The response was overwhelming, with people sharing it widely and showing solidarity. Thank you!

2/ At the end of Nov, the govt announced further changes to the asylum system, including proposals affecting refugee rights and a new “earned settlement” model for ILR. We shared explainers to break these down and share what we think about them:

gmiau.org/nov-25-chang...
gmiau.org/earned-settl...

3/ For those we support, this means long separations, missed childhoods, and years of uncertainty.

Human rights were never meant to be selective - weakening them puts everyone at risk. We stand with those affected and will keep fighting for a system where human rights are essential, not optional.

2/ Today, Keir Starmer marked Human Rights Day by beginning discussions about potential changes to these long-standing protections.

Alongside the wider erosion of refugee rights and the Government’s proposed “one in, one out” system, people’s lives have been reduced simply to numbers.