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Charities hail victory for refugees as government loses Rwanda case

The country’s highest court ruled the plan unlawful following an appeal led by charities. 

https://tfn.scot/news/charities-hail-victory-for-refugees-as-government-loses-rwanda-case

Equality action plan applauded

LGBTI organisations praise new government action plan

https://tfn.scot/news/equality-action-plan-applauded

Charities hit out at Sunak’s renewed Rwanda bid

The Supreme Court had ruled in favour of an appeal by charities and campaign groups.

https://tfn.scot/news/charities-hit-out-at-sunaks-renewed-rwanda-bid

Scottish charity takes the global hunger message to the steps of Number 10

Loud and clear message delivered before food summit

https://tfn.scot/news/scottish-charity-takes-the-global-hunger-message-to-the-steps-of-number-10

Rape crisis centres publish recommendations for service’s future

The strategic review, published in June of this year, made several welcome recommendations for the funding of VAWG services. 

https://tfn.scot/news/rape-crisis-centres-publish-recommendations-for-services-future

Third sector proves worth helping Ukrainian families settle

Organisations have worked tirelessly to provide a home from home for refugees

https://tfn.scot/news/third-sector-proves-worth-helping-ukrainian-families-settle

NGOs demand Sunak condemns Israel's war in Gaza

A joint letter implores PM to explicitly condemn Israel

https://tfn.scot/news/ngos-demand-sunak-condems-israels-war-in-gaza

Charity run by husband of Tory peer to shut down 

Trustees lodged an application for the charity to be dissolved despite accounts being overdue. 

https://tfn.scot/news/charity-run-by-husband-of-tory-peer-to-shut-down

Charity tells richest Scots to “clean up their acts”

The call comes from Oxfam Scotland with the Scottish Budget set to be unveiled on December 19. 

https://tfn.scot/news/charity-tells-richest-scots-to-clean-up-their-acts