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This post first appeared on the SOAS Detainee Support website. On Wednesday 21st of February a large group of women and men held in… Read more »
Read moreThis post first appeared on the SOAS Detainee Support website. On Wednesday 21st of February a large group of women and men held in… Read more »
Read moreLast week, in the first of a series of speeches, shadow home secretary Diane Abbott laid out what an immigration policy would look like “in… Read more »
Read moreBID (Bail for Immigration Detainees) have launched a legal action which they hope will mean multinational security firm G4S is finally held to account. G4S… Read more »
Read moreA crack team of These Walls Must Fall campaigners descended on Lush Oxford Street last weekend! They spoke with the public about the movement to… Read more »
Read moreIn this guest post, Kasia Garbal of Housing4All writes how activists braved the elements as they gathered at Belfast’s City Hall on Monday to express their… Read more »
Read moreIn November 2016, These Walls Must Fall hosted their first open meeting at Cross Street Chapel, to discuss, plan and start building a new kind… Read more »
Read moreSome of the news, announcements, and commentary from the past 7 days. Campaigners win right to challenge ruling on Government plans for child refugees The… Read more »
Read moreThe South Yorkshire Migration and Asylum Action Group (SYMAAG) is hosting an action day conference on human rights and asylum housing in Sheffield on… Read more »
Read moreOn Wednesday night Amnesty UK officially launched their new report ‘A matter of routine – the use of immigration detention in the UK’. In doing… Read more »
Read more“It’s time for the government to take a different approach.” – Cllr Mahadi Sharif On the 29th November 2017, Manchester City Council became the first… Read more »
Read moreCoram Voice – part of Coram the UK’s oldest children’s charity – is pleased to announce that they have launched Voices 2018! Voices 2018 is… Read more »
Read moreIs one of your new year resolutions to find out more about the UK asylum system? Here’s a free, easy way to keep it! Come… Read more »
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