National Day of Solidarity to End Immigration Detention, 18 October

On 18 October 2025, join the National Day of Solidarity to End Immigration Detention. Across the UK, communities will come together to stand in solidarity with people harmed by the immigration system and to demand an end to detention.

Online Rally to End Immigration Detention; 16 September

Register now for the Online Rally to prepare for the day of solidarity on 18 October. This will be a vital space to connect, mobilise, and prepare for the nationwide actions to follow.

Coach information & booking for the National Day of Solidarity 2025

Are you based in Manchester, Liverpool, Durham, Newcastle, or Sunderland? Book your coach ticket to the demo outside Derwentisde IRC now!

Latest News

New Workshop! Navigating Appeals in the First Tier Tribunal, online, 25 September

Do you support asylum seekers and other migrants through the appeal system in the First Tier Tribunal? Would you like some support on understanding and navigating the process? Then please come to our training on 25 September.

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Why the Bell Hotel Injunction Matters for Asylum Accommodation

What does the Injunction granted against the Bell Hotel is saying. There is a lot of misinformation about what is happening with asylum hotels. It serves the far right to stir up fear. By staying informed we can be more grounded and empowered.

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A System That Used Overseas Carers – And Is Now Pushing Them Out!

An update about changes impacting care workers. Showing how immigration rights have rapidly deteriorated over time.

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Representing yourself at the Upper Tribunal

This blog post looks at appealing First-tier Tribunal refusals in asylum and immigration cases at the Upper Tribunal. It does not address judicial reviews (most of which are heard at the Upper Tribunal in asylum/immigration cases).

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23 September – Liverpool Solidarity Session; detention & enforcement

Join us on 23 September in Liverpool for our Solidarity Session, focussing on detention & enforcement.

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Another Barrier to Justice: Costs of Translations and the Legal Aid Crisis

Certified translations cost £30–£45 per page, but the Home Office gives no support. With legal aid now meeting only 43% of need, many people seeking asylum face impossible barriers to proving their case.

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Inside our Manchester Solidarity Session; detention & enforcement

Read about our Manchester Solidarity Session on detention and enforcement, which included a special awards ceremony for our These Walls Must Fall campaigners.

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(Re)introducing Right to Remain’s workshops!

This short blog (re)introduces our current workshop offering – which includes brand new workshops.

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