News
- Safety isn’t conditional: Organising in response to the earned settlement proposals
Settlement is another term for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). Settlement is a permanent immigration status. It means you can live, work and study in… Read more » - Job vacancy – Legal Education OfficerWe are looking for an exceptional candidate who can hit the ground running as our Legal Education Officer, working closely with the Director and the… Read more »
- Making connections when we want to shrink awayUnusually for Right to Remain, we were invited to be ‘charity partners’ at two fundraising events this winter.
- Right to Remain’s reflections on 2025Here’s Right to Remain’s reflections on 2025. Thank you for all your support this year! We are looking forward to continuing our fight for migration… Read more »
- Migration is life – the International Migrants DayWe dream of a world where everyone has the right to remain where they want to be – not because they are “deserving”, not because… Read more »
- We are looking for a communications consultant!Right to Remain is seeking a consultant to help scope for a new part-time communications post that we plan to recruit for and fill in… Read more »
- The Border Security, Asylum, Immigration Act 2025 is now law. What does this mean for our communities?On 2 December 2025, the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 became law. This blog explains some of the key changes and how it will impact our communities.
- “This is not protection, this is punishment”. Inside our Radical Solidarity Hub meeting; Labour’s proposed changes to asylum protectionRead about our recent Radical Solidarity Hub meeting, where we looked more closely at Labour’s proposed changes to asylum protection
Legal Updates
- Safety isn’t conditional: Organising in response to the earned settlement proposalsSettlement is another term for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). Settlement is a permanent immigration status. It means you can live, work and study in… Read more »
- The Border Security, Asylum, Immigration Act 2025 is now law. What does this mean for our communities?On 2 December 2025, the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 became law. This blog explains some of the key changes and how it will impact our communities.
- New Key Guide on Immigration Enforcement: Reporting and RaidsWe have launched our new Key Guide on Immigration Enforcement: Reporting and Raids to help our communities build power and protection against increasing use of enforcement.
- Breaking Down the Government’s New Asylum ProposalsThis blog has been written to try and explain what we know about these proposals as clearly as possible in a way that anyone affected by the asylum system can understand what the government’s plan would mean in real life, not just in policy terms.
Events and training
- Register now for our NEW workshop series – Knowledge is Power; Detention and EnforcementRegister now for our first workshop in our new series: Knowledge is Power; Detention & Enforcement, on 17 December, 11am – 1pm.
- Radical Solidarity Hub meeting, 26 Nov; Labour’s proposed changes to asylum protectionRegister for our online meeting: Radical Solidarity Hub; Labour’s proposed changes to asylum protection. Wednesday 26 November, 11am – 12pm, on Zoom.
- Inside our first Solidarity Session in Wales: Community and Collective PowerRead about our recent Solidarity Session in Wales with the Welsh Refugee Council, filled with community and collective power.
- How was it for you? 31 October; Reflection session on the National Day of Solidarity to End Immigration Detention!We are holding an informal, online, space for reflections on the National Day of Solidarity to End Immigration Detention on 18 October. The session will run on Zoom, from 12pm – 1pm.
