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Inderjit’s Archives
Thank you for visiting the archives of Rev Dr Inderjit Singh Bhogal OBE, a leading figure in the field of Social Justice and the Sanctuary Movement within the UK.
Explore, Learn, and Be Inspired
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Applying for ‘asylum’ is not a crime, but criminalising people for even trying to get to a safe place is…
In 2022, both candidates for the role of UK Prime Minister pledged to sustain the Rwanda policy – A policy…
Pause for Thought on BBC Radio 2 Listen to Inderjit’s 4-part series on Pause for Thought that aired throughout the…
Part of the Communion In Times Of Coronavirus series of gentle reflectionsClick here for more Inderjit Bhogal, 2020 There are…
Together, We Choose Peace Over Violence I am deeply troubled by the street violence in cities around England. Nothing can…
What is A theatre of Sanctuary? A Theatre of Sanctuary is a designation awarded to theatres that actively commit to…
Where do Refugees go? The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, has recorded that over 100 million people…
Looking ahead for 2024 there are priorities around personal and mental wellbeing, and social security. There are bigger goals for…
In pursuit of a fair and just society The concept of social equality stands at the forefront of a fair…
What is a circuit of sanctuary In a world marked by division and fear, the concept of a “Circuit of…
January blues are normal. They are particularly real for many of us with financial hardship. December is expensive. There is…
I love snowdrops and Robins. The snowdrops flower in January, around the time of my birthday. They gladden my heart….
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