Britain and the Refugees – Histories, Myths, Realities

Britain and the Refugees – Histories, Myths, Realities

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Category: History Talks

Event Tags: Dorchester Events

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Date: Thu, 19th January 2023

Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Location: Shire Hall Museum, Dorchester

Booking Required: Advised

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Britain and the Refugees – Histories, Myths, Realities

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Britain and the Refugees – Histories, Myths, Realities

Britain is often said to have a proud record of offering sanctuary to those seeking asylum. Who has been admitted in the past – and who rejected? Why are some refugees said to be “genuine” and others – like many attempting to enter the UK today – seen as unwelcome and even threatening.

What are the implications for those seeking asylum today – some apprehended crossing the Channel and then detained and deported? Why is the UK government determined to exclude more refugees – and what are the implications for principles of social justice? Philip Marfleet introduces discussion.

This talk is part of Shire Hall Museum’s exhibition, Crossings: Community and Refuge.

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Shire Hall Museum (View more Events at this Location)
High West Street, Dorchester, Dorset, DT1 1UY United Kingdom
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