Take Action: No Afghan Left Behind
What you can do to help
Do you want a world where refugees access a safe route to a place of safety? A world where the refugees’ rights are protected, where they can reunite with family and rebuild their lives.
Yes?
Then you’ve come to the right place. Take action below for our No Afghan Left Behind campaign that calls on the Government to urgently provide safe passage for Afghan refugees, as it has rightfully done for Ukrainian refugees.
Sign our petition!
We’re calling on the Government to act, now. We need urgent support for Afghan refugees. Raise your voice and sign the petition today.
Get media coverage of the campaign in your local area!
Media coverage is a fantastic way to increase awareness of our campaign demands, and influence power-holders and public perceptions. Send our press release template [insert link] to your local paper, or give an interview on your local TV or radio station.
Giving an interview?
Write to your MP
MPs should work for their constituents. They need to hear the issues that are most important within their communities. Use our Write to MP tool here [insert tool] to educate your MP today on our campaign.
Meet with your MP
Build an effective and long-lasting relationship with your MP by organising a face-to-face meeting. Ask them to commit to taking action, and share the issues that Afghan refugees are facing. Read our Campaign Guide: Meeting your MP
Leaflet in your community and spread the word
Share our petition and campaign far and wide in your community by distributing our leaflets. Download and print by clicking here, or email campaigns@safepassage.org.uk to order some by post. Read our Campaign Guide: How to leaflet
Download our No Afghan Left Behind Campaign Toolkit!
se this toolkit to launch the No Afghan Left Behind campaign and organise in your local area! This toolkit is for all of us – it’s for anyone who wants to create a world where the people who need it have safe passage to a place of safety, family and justice. Click here for the toolkit in English, Dari, or Pashto.