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We are a network of over 50 independent organisations across the UK committed to working together to challenge the use of immigration detention.

We want to end immigration detention because it is unjust and inhumane.

Mama Stella’s story

January 7th, 2025|

At our last members meeting we heard about the work of our media group at our meeting. Our media group contains people with lived experience of immigration detention in the UK and who are powerful communicators. We are working with [...]

Keep Campsfield Closed Demo

November 13th, 2024|

Our friends at the Keep Campsfield Closed Campaign have arranged the following demonstration: KEEP CAMPSFIELD CLOSED! 12 NOON 30 NOVEMBER 2024 CAMPSFIELD GATES LANGFORD LANE KIDLINGTON OX5 1RE  BUS INFORMATION: S7 FROM MAGDALEN STREET (STOP C3) OXFORD People were detained [...]

We mourn another death at Brook House

October 29th, 2024|

We are mourning the tragic news of another death at Brook House, after a man died at the detention centre on Sunday. This is almost a year since an Albanian man died at the same detention centre. Our thoughts are [...]

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Many EU govts are prioritising border control over human lives, and pushbacks at Europe’s borders.
Refugees deserve dignity, safety + the chance to rebuild their lives without fear of being forced back into danger. This ruling must be a first step towards achieving this.

⚠️Immigration detention is not safe for anyone, but #LGBT people are especially at risk. Many face bullying, harassment and abuse including from staff and people they are forced to share locked rooms with at night.⁠
🖊️Sign your name today to urge this government to…

In her piece, Annie delves into the challenges asylum seekers face in accessing legal aid and examines the role of @migranthelp, a government-funded charity supporting asylum seekers and refugees.

Read the full article here ▶️ https://buff.ly/40qqd0c

@freemovementlaw

Migrant families are excluded from the govt's new child poverty strategy by the No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) visa condition.
If the govt is serious about tackling child poverty, it must remove Home Office policies that directly drive that poverty.

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