Young Afghans: audience response to Mazloom play in Leicester
Post from After 18. In summer 2013 After18 hosted a theatre production of Mazloom on the Leicester leg of a national tour. Mazloom is… Read more »
Read moreInjustices and abuse of migrants in the UK's asylum and immigration system
Lisa Matthews (campaigns coordinator, NCADC) explains to Amina Taylor, Press TV journalist, the many abuses and injustices of enforcement in the UK’s asylum and… Read more »
Read moreAnnounced with hateful rhetoric, what does the Immigration Bill actually mean?
Described variously as “ugly, divisive politics” (Sarah Teather MP), a “valuable tool for racist landlords” (Maurice Mcleod), “meandering popularism” (John Harris) and “immigration policy that… Read more »
Read moreThe big news from our Annual General Meeting
The NCADC Annual General Meeting on Saturday was the most significant meeting since the coalition was founded in 1995. Following consultations earlier in the year,… Read more »
Read moreWhat next for the legal aid campaign? Stop the residence test!
In our blog post of 6 September – Legal Aid Consultation: next steps – we set out the latest form of the Government’s legal aid… Read more »
Read more"Go Home" campaign sparks outrage in Scotland
The UK Home Office has followed up its recent “racist van” initiative in London’s multicultural boroughs with a Go Home campaign targeting migrants at immigration… Read more »
Read moreLegal Aid – the Scottish perspective
The UK government is pushing forward with plans to (further) decimate the legal aid system. In the second of a series of blog posts on… Read more »
Read moreUnlawful Killing
After 8 weeks of evidence, an inquest jury has found that Jimmy Mubenga was unlawfully killed while being restrained by G4S guards in a deportation… Read more »
Read moreYoung Afghans in the UK: deportations in the dead of night to a war-zone
This article appeared in Open Democracy (50:50) on 24 June 2013. Each year around 400 children forced by war to leave their families and homes… Read more »
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Stop G4S: deportations and the death of Jimmy Mubenga
This week – on Thursday June 6th – the world’s largest security firm G4S, will hold its annual general meeting in the City of London.… Read more »
Read more Stop G4S: Securitisation of the Asylum Housing “Market”
Next week on Thursday June 6th the world’s largest security firm G4S, will hold its annual general meeting in the City of London. A large… Read more »
Read moreJimmy Mubenga: a day in the life of an inquest
IRR News provides a snapshot report from the second day of the inquest in to the death of Jimmy Mubenga which is due to last… Read more »
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