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Napier Barracks will no longer be used as ‘temporary accommodation’ by the Home Office for single men seeking asylum. The former military barracks will be handed back to the Ministry of Defence in September 2025.
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South London Refugee Association, Right to Remain and Migrants Organise are co-hosting an open community meeting on access to justice on 27 March, 10:00-14:00. Keep reading to find out more.
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On 12 March 2025, the Home Office published its first Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules in 2025. There are a number of changes in this statement, including measures which aim to protect care workers.
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Dear all, We have received information about a Facebook post that carries our logo, impersonating as Right to Remain, spreading false and misleading information. Its… Read more »
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We are looking for an exceptional candidate who can hit the ground running as our Senior Legal Education Officer, working closely with the Director and the rest of our small and dynamic Right to Remain staff team in London.
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The Immigration Practitioner’s Group of solicitors in Northern Ireland have gone on strike. On 28 February, Law Centre Northern Ireland and Right to Remain hosted a workshop for all individuals and organisations in Northern Ireland affected by this strike.
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The increased capacity at Wethersfield camp, which is used as asylum accommodation, is yet another disgraceful example of the UK government’s commitment to the Hostile Environment.
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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.