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Moving the Goalposts: How New Settlement Rules Are Shaping Young Migrant Futures in the UK

 Moving the Goalposts: How New Settlement Rules Are Shaping Young Migrant Futures in the UK

This week, the UK government confirmed plans to double the time migrants must live in the country before becoming eligible for permanent settlement—from five years to ten. While the policy is still open to public consultation, it’s already sending shockwaves through communities, families, and especially among young people who now face a future in limbo....

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 Left Behind: The UK’s Youth Unemployment Crisis and Its Impact on Young People

Left Behind: The UK’s Youth Unemployment Crisis and Its Impact on Young People

In recent months, the UK has witnessed a concerning rise in youth unemployment. Nearly one million young people aged 16–24 not in education, employment, or training (NEET) . This alarming statistic underscores a deepening crisis that threatens to leave a generation behind, with far-reaching implications for individuals and society at large. The Current Landscape The...

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Rebuilding New Bridges: What the UK-EU ‘Brexit Reset’ Means for Young People

In a significant move to mend post-Brexit relations, the UK and EU have agreed on a comprehensive “Brexit reset” deal. This agreement aims to enhance cooperation in areas such as trade, defense, and youth mobility. For young people in the UK, this development holds the promise of renewed opportunities and connections with Europe. Understanding the...