Our 2017 annual gathering: caring communities and beautiful futures
On 10 September, Right to Remain held its annual gathering in Liverpool. We were joined by groups and individuals from across the UK, to share… Read more »
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Video: the UK’s detention system explained
Immigration detention is one of the most harmful aspects of the UK’s asylum and immigration system. It’s immoral, and unjust – it prevents people from… Read more »
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Detention is violent, harmful and immoral – our response to the BBC Panorama revelations
Tonight, BBC Panorama broadcast undercover footage filmed in Brook House detention centre. The footage was extremely upsetting – showing staff verbally abusing people in detention… Read more »
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Preventing deportation can be a life-saving measure, but isn’t enough
Last week, campaigners successfully prevented the forced removal of Samim Bigzad from the UK on a Turkish Airways flight – Samim was being sent against… Read more »
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Asylum, finally, for Aderonke
Our dear friend Aderonke Apata has FINALLY been granted refugee status, after years of fighting for justice. All along the way, she has fought for… Read more »
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Right to Remain annual gathering: Liverpool, 9 September
Join Right to Remain at our 2017 annual national gathering, where we will be bringing together brilliant people from across the UK to share ideas,… Read more »
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New resource from NACCOM on hosting asylum seekers, refugees and other migrants
The no accommodation network NACCOM has launched a Hosting Toolkit, a comprehensive resource for hosting schemes that accommodate destitute asylum seekers, refugees and other migrants. Read the Hosting… Read more »
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These Walls Must Fall: Sheffield
We were delighted to take part in Sheffield’s fabulous Migration Matters festival last week. We ran a two-part workshop, looking firstly at navigating the UK’s… Read more »
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Amid Europe’s deafening silence on human rights abuses, we’re here to speak out
By Alice Lucas @RefugeeData Alice is the Senior Programme Officer at the Refugee Rights Data Project (RRDP), which is dedicated to documenting human rights violations against refugees… Read more »
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This is what solidarity sounds like.
Surviving the UK’s asylum/immigration system isn’t easy. Whether people are granted the right to remain or not, many people are scarred by the experience of… Read more »
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I grew up living like a criminal – now I’m finding my voice
by Victory Sanu-Goodness @queenvictoryy Victory Sanu-Goodness arrived in the UK at seven years old. Now 20, she is a writer, radio host, & youth activist. She co-hosts… Read more »
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General election 2017: a chance to push immigration detention to the top of the agenda
Mabel is waiting to find out if, today, she will finally find freedom. If she will get to see her daughter. If the punitive deprivation… Read more »
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