This report investigates the inequality experienced by refugees and asylum seekers in the United Kingdom, examining the challenges they face in accessing basic needs, healthcare, and employment. It highlights the disparities between refugees and native populations, particularly concerning access to services and support. The report evaluates government policies aimed at addressing these inequalities, focusing on the effectiveness of interventions in healthcare, accommodation, and social integration. It also explores the impact of discrimination on refugees' cognitive development and overall well-being, concluding that significant gaps exist in policy implementation and that refugees continue to face systemic disadvantages despite existing support frameworks. The report references various sources to substantiate its claims, providing a comprehensive overview of the issues and policy implications.