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12 November 2025, Plenary

Short Debate: The importance of strengthening human rights for the people of Wales

… desert in terms of legal aid and legal advice. We do fund, as a Welsh Government, Asylum Justice. We are funding some legal advice. I also will take the opportunity to say that, on Thursday, I met with … that can enable them to deliver that, because they were passionate. We fund that course. We also fund Asylum Justice. They are actually taking up cases and also being successful in terms of resolution. I was very pleased …

14 February 2023, Plenary

Statement by the Minister for Social Justice: Ukraine Humanitarian Response

… role. And don't forget that we've been funding the third sector organisations—the British Red Cross, Asylum Justice, Housing Justice Cymru—all of them, and the Welsh Refugee Council, to help them with the resettlement …

24 January 2023, Plenary

Statement by the Minister for Social Justice: Update on Ukraine

… individual family household basis. But this is about a partnership that we have with Housing Justice Cymru and Asylum Justice Cymru, who are also helping Ukrainian guests with immigration problems and questions as well. So, as you know …

25 October 2022, Plenary

Statement by the Minister for Social Justice: Update on Ukraine

… guest who comes through the supersponsor route, or, indeed, supporting hosts, and funding—substantially funding Housing Justice Cymru, Asylum Justice Cymru, the Welsh Refugee Council and the British Red Cross to ensure that they're all engaged …

27 September 2022, Plenary

Statement by the Minister for Social Justice: Update on Ukraine

… the Welsh Government-funded Wales sanctuary service. The service is run by the Welsh Refugee Council, along with Asylum Justice, Displaced People in Action, Ethnic Minorities and Youth Support Team Wales, BAWSO and TGP Cymru. Ukrainians on the …