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We must stay vigilant, educate ourselves and support one another to resist immigration raids.
We are looking for an exceptional candidate who can hit the ground running as our Senior Legal Education Officer.
A reflection on 2024 by These Walls Must Fall.
Join our online solidarity rally on Wednesday 23 April, 6pm – 8pm, for Fatou and everyone affected by detention and deportation!
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On March 24, Fatou Tamba was detained after attending a routine reporting appointment in Liverpool. Her case highlights the harsh realities of the UK’s detention system and the human cost of seeking sanctuary. Join us in demanding justice—sign the petition and stand in solidarity with Fatou and others who are trapped in this unjust system.
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On 9 April 2025, the Home Office increased the fees for many visa and immigration applications. This short blog explains more.
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There have been changes to the ‘Good Character’ policy guidance used by Home Office caseworkers who assess applications for British citizenship. These changes are likely to have a significant negative impact upon people with refugee status who apply for British citizenship after 10 February 2025.
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Come to our next Knowledge is Power workshop on Wednesday 14 May. This evening session will be taking place on Zoom, from 6pm – 8pm.
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On 27 March 2025, Right to Remain visited South London Refugee Association (SLRA), to join an open meeting on Access to Justice and Legal Aid, organised by the Hope and Justice Collective. Keep reading to find out more!
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In the UK, a return is the process where someone who is in the UK without the right to remain is required by the Home Office to leave the country, often ‘voluntarily’.
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On 25th March 2025, Right to Remain hosted a Knowledge is Power workshop as part of the Stand up Speak Out seminar series. Keep reading to find out more.
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A step-by-step guide to the UK asylum and immigration system. The Right to Remain Toolkit is free to use, and it’s for people who want to learn more about the legal process, or a particular part of the legal process. You might be making an application or are thinking about it; you might be helping someone else to do so.