Do not ignore the Brook House Inquiry
At our recent members' meeting, we discussed our three key priorities for our engagement with the new Government and Parliament. They are as follows: Keep Haslar (in Hampshire) and Campsfield (in Oxfordshire) detention centres closed A 28 day time limit [...]
Alternatives to Detention event
The Detention Forum is happy to be joining our friends at Rene Cassin and Rainbow Migration at an online event next week promoting the compassionate alternative to immigration detention - welcome the stranger: the need for alternatives to detention. We [...]
Gatwick detention centre becoming less safe
Following on from the Brook House Inquiry, we were saddened to see the recent publication of another independent report this time showing that since then safety has got worse for the people detained there. The findings were published in the [...]
Our latest tweets
The lack of support or care for people seeking asylum in the UK is sickening. Warehoused in prison camps and squalid hotels, dying while private companies make millions off of their suffering, and politicians use them as scapegoats. #r4today
Important messages from refugee women in our network, crafted beautifully with needlework:
🕊️Peace
❌No more war
❤️Keep going
🙋♀️I'm a strong woman
✊Never give up hope
We look forward to welcoming women back to our creative activities in September!
Spot on by @NesrineMalik. It isn't enough for Labour to talk about "law and order" after far-right riots. They need to counter decades of racist and xenophobic language and misinformation, including from themselves, about migration and minorities. #r4today
🌍 Today is World Humanitarian Day! 🌍
On this day, we honour the selfless dedication of humanitarian workers around the globe who give their time to help others in times of crisis.
#RMC #worldhumanitarianday