The Home Office has announced that the contract for the Bibby Barge to be used as asylum accommodation will not be renewed when it expires in January 2025. 

On the first weekend of July, Right to Remain attended the Ella Baker School of Organising conference in Nottingham, where we delivered a workshop on Work Exploitation and Migrant Workers’ Rights.

On 21st June 2024, we ran a workshop on the 10 year route and fee waivers. Read this blog to find out about how it went!

A new parliamentary political landscape will emerge soon in Britain. Right to Remain has published an open letter, not addressed to the winner of the General Election, but to you, to our own communities.

On 17 May 2024, Right to Remain hosted our first ever workshop on the Young Asylum Guide. This blog explains what we wanted to achieve with this event.

This year’s Refugee Week theme is ‘Our Home’. Right to Remain has been spending this week thinking about those who are not at our home: people who are locked up in immigration detention centres.

Only now are we taking a minute to breathe and recap the initiatives, events, and information we released in response to the Rwanda Act and Treaty.

On 18 June, Right to Remain staff members are taking part in London Legal Walk to raise funds for our vital legal education work. Please support us!

People are still being held in detention under the cruel (and failing) Rwanda plan. They must be released immediately