People going through the asylum system in the UK receive just £5.80 a day from the government for basic necessities like food, medication and transport, and without the right to work, they’re some of the hardest-hit by the cost of living crisis.
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Widespread fuel shortages and related unrest are resulting in millions of people unable to access much-needed aid in the Central African Republic and Haiti, humanitarian organisations have warned.
The cost of living is resulting in millions of people in the UK unable to access basic human rights like food, electricity and warmth, which could mean that the government is in violation of its international obligations, according to the charity Just Fair.