Introducing our brand new Public Legal Education page!
Read more about our brand new Public Legal Education page on our website. Eiri Ohtani, our Director, explains why we created new webpages.
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Inside our first Knowledge is Power workshop of 2024
On Thursday 11 January, we hosted our first Knowledge is Power workshop session of the year. It has now been a year and a half since we first launched this successful series!
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New Key Guide on Work Exploitation and Migrants Workers’ Rights!
We have just published a new Key Guide on Work Exploitation and Migrant Workers Rights. Please read and share widely!
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Update on the plan to increase the Immigration Health Surcharge
Back in July 2023, the government announced its plans to massively the immigration health surcharge, but this change has not been introduced yet. This blog explains what is happening now.
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What are the different standards and burdens of proof in legal cases?
We often speak about standards of proof and burdens of proof in legal cases or different types of applications. This blog outlines what they mean.
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Want to come to our Annual Gathering? Please fill in this questionnaire!
Are you interested in joining our Annual Gathering in Birmingham in March? If so, please fill in this questionnaire.
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A journey of solidarity, collaboration, and hope with Refugees at Home
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Read more about how Refugees at Home supported one of our TWMF campaigners this Christmas.
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Increase in Home Office evictions for those who have refugee status
There has been a significant increase in the number of evictions from Home Office asylum accommodation for those who have refugee status. Read on to find out why, and what to do.
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Liverpool vigil at the HQ of Bibby Marine
On International Migrants Day, a vigil was held in Liverpool at the headquarters of Bibby Marine, to mark the sad loss of life onboard the Bibby detention barge.
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Our first Solidarity Session, Manchester
In December, we launched our Solidarity Sessions programme in Manchester with a session on community-based legal support, and a presentation from Manchester Refugee Support Network
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A glimpse inside our workshop with Scottish Refugee Council
In November, Right to Remain hosted a workshop with the Scottish Refugee Council, with a run through of our resources and tips on legal support using our Toolkit
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Extremely limited access to legal representation in immigration detention, BID survey confirms
Every 6 months, BID surveys the reality of access to legal advice in immigration detention centres. The Summer 2023 report exposes the stark lack of access to legal advice, and immigration advice in particular, for those in detention.
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