Islington became the first London council to pass a These Walls Must Fall motion against immigration detention! The motion also covers the Home Office’s ‘hostile environment’ and the rights of European citizens in the borough post-Brexit.
Fundraising for Right to Remain’s work, the 4.5km distance makes this an exciting, but extremely difficult, mental and physical challenge.
On a recent Saturday, to round out the 20th year of Refugee Week, activists, poets, musicians, and more gathered to do just this in Friends House in central London for a night of art and resistance.
Ireland grants the right to work for people seeking asylum – but for many it’s still out of reach.
The images of children locked up in cages at the US/Mexico border and crying out for their parents shocked the world. Yet in the UK we continue to detain children and our immigration policies also split up families.
Migrant Artists Mutual Aid is a network of women, mothers, migrants, artists, academics and activists who work together to support each other and to campaign for justice in the migration system.
Funeral poverty in the hostile environment. Sipho Sibanda, a Belfast-based activist, writes about the recent loss of her infant daughter, and the huge funeral costs that followed.
A guide to understanding the asylum and immigration system in the UK, and taking action for the right to remain.
Signing support is an important way of providing practical solidarity with those at risk of detention. Find out more in this video about Bristol Signing Support Group.
The interview can be very difficult and stressful, and there’s much can go wrong. But there is also a lot you can do to prepare. Patricia in Sheffield speaks from experience.
This zine is to help you through the main “substantive” asylum interview with the UK Home Office. This is a crucial stage of the asylum process, and the zine provides information on some simple things you can do to prepare and feel more informed.
Immigration and asylum law explained, in accessible language. This is our blog of legal resources for non-lawyers. With explanation of important legal developments in immigration, asylum and human rights law, and links to further resources. more
Info and resources for researching country of origin information for asylum applications. more
Details of immigration detention centres in the UK. more
Search for immigration and asylum legal advisors more
