Amnesty campaign against deportation system
The UK Government must conduct a complete and radical overhaul of the current system of enforced removals from the UK, according to a new briefing… Read more »
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Campaigners blockade Heathrow detention centres to stop Iraq deportation flight
No Borders press release, 21 June Update: blockade ended peacefully at 9pm with no arrests Anti-deportation campaigners are blockading Colnbrook and Harmondsworth detention centres in… Read more »
Read moreUK retailer backs national campaign to end immigration controls
The high street store Lush Cosmetics has teamed up with No One Is Illegal and local campaign groups across the UK for a week-long national… Read more »
Read moreIranian refugees suspend hunger strike after 37 days – "The fight goes on"
The six Iranian pro-Democracy activists protesting against the Home Office will end their hunger strike today, after 37 days. They will demonstrate outside the head… Read more »
Read more"Fortress Europe": One step forward, two steps back
Blogging around the campaigns – NCADC volunteers explore some of the latest issue affecting migrant rights 8 March 2011 Milena Tmava, NCADC Campaigns Volunteer The… Read more »
Read moreFive years of denial – detention of children
For years, the UK government has knowingly harmed between 1,000 and 2,000 children of asylum-seekers a year, sending dawn hit squads to raid family homes,… Read more »
Read more'Euphoria, anxiety, stress, happiness, anxiety…'
An interview with Cameroonian journalist Charles Atangana, NUJ member fighting deportation Original link and background story at Journalism.co.uk Six weeks ago, economic and current affairs… Read more »
Read moreGreat News: Medical Justice wins court case against the government- last minute deportations ruled illegal
Deportation fast-track system for asylum seekers ruled illegal Guardian, Owen Bowcott, 26 July 2010 A fast-track process for deporting failed asylum-seekers, which gives them little… Read more »
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