On 9th February, staff members from Right to Remain attended ‘A better deal for migrants: Campaigning for a fairer visa and settlement process’, an event facilitated by Migrant Voice. The discussions were led by individuals who have experienced first-hand the harshness of the settlement process – particularly the 10 year route to settlement, which requires applicants to renew their visa every 2.5 years at huge expense.

Recently, we started running a bespoke Toolkit workshop to our These Walls Must Fall campaigners. One of the factors that inspired us to initiate this type of workshop was Glory, our These Walls Must Fall campaigner.

Start your 2023 with Right to Remain’s Knowledge is Power workshop! Learn about how best to use our Toolkit, the stages of the asylum system – and crucially how to support people going through the asylum and immigration system without giving legal advice. 

As we end 2022, Eiri, Right to Remain’s Director, shares her thoughts.

Are you looking for a challenge in 2023? Can you run or walk to safeguard the future of the Right to Remain Toolkit? If so, read on!

Right to Remain would like to thank all the Management Committee members who completed their trusteeship at the organisation in 2022.

One week after 4 people seeking safety died in a shipwreck in the Channel, civil society organisations and activists from the UK, France, Belgium, and beyond, including Right to Remain, have come together to remember those who died and call for an immediate end to the hostile environment facing migrants on both sides of the Channel.